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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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to look at oneself and find it hideous advice/living inspo/interiority

To look at oneself and find it hideous, what a job! But then, when she hadn’t been hideous, had she sat around and stared at herself like this? Not much! A proper body’s not an object, not an implement, not a belonging to be admired, it’s just you, yourself. Only when it’s no longer you. but yours,…

The Day Before the Revolution by Ursula K. Le Guin
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the evening sky lay deep and colorless inspo/setting

[...] Overhead the evening sky lay deep and colorless, and all around her nodded the tall weeds with dry, white, close-floreted heads. She had never known what they were called. The flowers nodded above her head, swaying in the wind that always blew across the fields in the dusk. She ran among them…

by Ursula K. Le Guin
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it's the service economy, but it’s in your own home

Scott Hassan: That same type of technology will be used in tele-operated robots; some people call them Waldos. Think of this device as a set of arms that rolls around, that’s able to do stuff—two hands that can be manipulated from afar. Let’s say it fits where your dishwasher used to be, and whenev…

—p.426 Valley of Genius: The Uncensored History of Silicon Valley (As Told by the Hackers, Founders, and Freaks Who Made It Boom) The Endless Frontier (421) by Adam Fisher
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it’s hard to manage anarchists

Blaine Cook: Rabble was pretty bored of working at Odeo and distracted in all sorts of different ways.

Rabble: I’m an anarchist. I think we should have a revolution and we should restructure and we should have democratic control and decentralized worker cooperatives and everything else.

Ev Wi…

—p.395 Twttr (387) by Adam Fisher
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then I’ll kind of get that fire back in my belly

Ray Sidney: I got burnt-out. I was not feeling very productive. I thought, You know what? I need to get away.

Charlie Ayers: A lot of the early-timers were looking at, like, How much does this island cost? There was a lot of distraction.

Ray Sidney: Originally I thought, You know what? I just…

—p.347 I’m Feeling Lucky (337) by Adam Fisher