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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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you are not the corporation inspo/anti-capitalism

[...] These were actual living humans—I keep coming back to this—not only adopting but insisting upon the priority of a monstrous legal construct designed for the express purpose of annihilating all concerns but its own profit.

I feel like I am not doing a great job of capturing, in words, the d…

The Concourse The Corporation Does Not Always Have To Win missing author
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the flashing strobes of predreams archive/silicon-jest inspo/interiority

Sophie, in bed, drowsed, and bits of memory came at her in the flashing strobes of predreams. Here's a shiny ice storm, two newlyweds in a new tract house in Cicero. Ice glittering gray in a crunchy March lawn, more wet ice falling out of a sky without color. Solomon watching it out a window, Sophi…

—p.77 Sonora Review DFW Tribute /Solomon Silverfish/* (67) by David Foster Wallace
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in this ghastly Chinese restaurant why/dfw

[...] The day I bought BIWHM at the Community Bookstore in Brooklyn, I was still reeling from having been recently left by my fiancee (I even spontaneously asked out the girl who rang the book up; she said no), and was basically spending ungodly amounts of time alone. I went to the movies alone, …

—p.18 An Interview with Tom Bissell (13) by Tom Bissell
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there is no longer an identifiable external enemy inspo/misc

[...] it was easy for the advocates of post-Fordist Capital to present themselves as the opponents of the status quo, bravely resisting an inertial organized labor 'pointlessly' invested in fruitless ideological antagonism which served the ends of union leaders and politicians, but did little to ad…

—p.34 Capitalist Realism: Is There No Alternative? October 6, 1979: 'Don't let yourself get attached to anything' (31) by Mark Fisher
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for the pale to hurry across the deck

[...] It's way too easy for the pale to hurry across the deck, past the thick, light-wobbling window, and not once hear rap as anything but the weird anthemic march of one Other'd nation, marginalized and yet trapped in our own metropolitan center, a nation that cannot secede and may not assimilate…

—p.40 Signifying Rappers: Rap and Race in the Urban Present by David Foster Wallace, Mark Costello