Letters from Gehenna: The World on a Slant

"There's no time," the Director said, "that I can see any assimilation of Gehenna into Alliance ... without the inclusion of humans who think at an angle. You can tape them. You can try to change them. If you don't understand what they are now, how do you understand them when they've come another hundred years, another two hundred on the same course?"

- Forty Thousand in Gehenna, C. J. Cherryh

30 January, 2007

Depression

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A very stray thought riffing off something on Brownfemipower about depression : BFP commented "This makes me think a lot about the conv...
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Image and Reality

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Back to mirrors, I think I am. I've been chewing on, lately, the difference between the token of the thing and the thing, symbol and sub...
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28 January, 2007

This is just stupid.

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The airport people confiscated my toothpaste. There's this sort of little knot of inchoate frustration at a universe in which people wil...
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24 January, 2007

Pass the Ammunition

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One of the interesting things about playing with power dynamics I've found is the way that it turns over large rocks in my head and lets...
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23 January, 2007

While we're talking about monsters

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Consider Lamia, or her brood; a dreadful, dangerous creature, by some tales a vampire, devourer of children and consumer of the life of men....
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17 January, 2007

A Cat May Look: Fealty and Slavery

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Three threads to this braid: respect for support roles, individualism vs. collectivism, power and vulnerability. It starts at the beginnin...
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Idle Worship

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I just saw someone ask if primitive people worshipped idols. The word "idol" derives from Greek "eidolon", which has a m...
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I do all my weird normally and all my normal strangely. My blog is a repository of a variety of pontifications, on a variety of subjects including, but not limited to, religion, sex, BDSM, gender, sociopolitical neepery, the hell is wrong with people nowadays, and the art of living in the world one wants to bring into being while acknowledging that we're not there yet.
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