I wonder what it’s like speaking to a woman who actually knows about things like LOTR or Dune. Like, really knows it in the ridiculously obsessive way that I do. I’ve seen such creatures online, but never in real life. I’ve encountered ones who came close, but no one who knew why it was so significant that Galadriel gave Gimli 3 strands of hair, or how the movies altered his character into comedy relief when he’s actually an example of chivalric virtue. Not that a woman needs to be interested in the same things I am to be interesting. It would just be a fun experience, I think. It’s actually interesting when a woman is obsessed with things I don’t already know about because I like hearing about things I’m unfamiliar being described with the zeal of a true fanatic. Anyway, I suppose there’s no point in worrying about it either way.

Right now a lot of people are migrating over to Bluesky because of more changes on Twitter. I don’t think it’s really going to help anything because eventually Bluesky will exploit users too, if it isn’t already. My guess is it has been from day one. If I had the resources I’d make a platform for artists made by an artist so we could have a site actually concerned with what we want and need. No site does exactly that as far as I know and I’ve tried many, many sites. Without a centralized hub for specific things audience dilution is so bad it becomes extremely hard to connect with them in a way that’s beneficial to both parties. The ruin of the internet has certainly reduced an artist’s ability to monetize their work. Well, not just artists. It’s affected everyone who did business online and there’s no one to help the people wrestle control away from the greedy ghouls who desire all the money and power for their unholy cabals… Something in me says I should be able to do something about it. I suppose it’s probably just me turning toward another manic episode and I’m still just a tiny fish struggling in the ocean.

Well, I guess there’s no point in musing about these things when I have things to do and am already late posting the new page. I hope death passes by without noticing you this weekend, and we can meet again on Monday. If we are all so lucky I will have another page ready for you. Until then remember, if death spots you, tell him “Not today.”

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