Spending a day snowshoeing up a mountain, writing, cooking dinner then sauna: dream

In the bringing baked goods to neighbors and the post office phase of life

I think one of the most important reasons civil liberties should be protected is because living in a paranoid society is really bad for public health.

Reading update

Daytime: In the Mirror of Memory: Reflections on Mindfulness and Remembrance in Indian and Tibetan Buddhism, edited by Janet Gyatso
Nighttime: Contemplative Prayer, by Thomas Merton

I wrote a substack draft about publishing new essays there with a subscription fee, but I’m not sure the substack model is really built for my type of writing. I want to combine threads of research and practice with technologies, not necessarily churn out insights.

Anyone know any Siberian Husky breeders or good shelters in the northeast US?

When I was younger I didn’t expect to feel so at home in snow, small mountain towns, but I really, really do.

Anyone have a recommended bot setup for posting to multiple social media channels at once?

Last writing stretch on last newsletter of the year, sort of announcing a new project

Tempted to reread Book of the New Sun over the holidays

If I were to regularly publish thoughts on Substack, wondering should they be about

1) Memory across technologies
2) "Magic" and technology
3) Strange space weather (news and myths related to the current space weather)
4) Something else

New question is if I did 1+2 would you consider subscribing for small monthly amount

New publication out! I have a short text in it.

'All Media is Training Data' will change how you think about the future of art. Out now via @SerpentineUK shop. Contributors include @bratton @francesca_bria @keikreutler @lizpelly @yaoeo #ryanmurdock. Ty @hollyherndon @matdryhurst @_EricHu @cbcb2000 🖤 https://t.co/dqDHquxdP3

Eva Jäger

New publication out! I have a short text in it. https://x.com/eva__jaeger/status/1867224381992120469

Thinking about scenarios in which your understanding of phenomenon can become more wrong while your desired outcomes become more consistent.

The main lesson from changing cultural winds, especially strong ones, is not the new environment they produce, but that they can and will change again, eventually.

Twitter has massively leveled up to being able to deal truly unforetold levels of psychic damage now

Writing about how cultural narratives of technology shape what worlds we can build https://keikreutler.net 🗝️