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

27 February, 2007

Fifty People a Day

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I don't trust movements. This isn't because I'm not a joiner, though I'm not. This isn't just because I have strong ana...
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24 February, 2007

Stranger at the Ford

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You don't give me your name, but I know you: I know you, as they say, of old. Foot against earth, hip against hip, the grapple: the mud ...
21 February, 2007

Filler!

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Back from my trip; responded to a few comments folks left me while I was away. I'll have some things to say about the weekend when I ha...
13 February, 2007

Reflections on Schooling, Effort, and Praise

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So I went to a magnet school for high school. (For those unfamiliar with the terminology: a 'magnet school' draws some fraction of ...
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08 February, 2007

Makes the World Blind

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So I was talking (well, mostly observing a conversation with and occasionally putting in a comment around the edges) with one of those craze...
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02 February, 2007

Bleeding for Humanity

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I've written bits of this several times, and I don't have the words. I can't give the context, it's not mine to give, so th...
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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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