Ideas I want to write about

Does anybody else really like to listen to audio recordings of dead philosophers and writers? Charles Bukowski, Alan Watts, David Foster Wallace, Anthony Bourdain. Their words are incredible, but there's something else about listening to them read it.

Living philosophers and writers are also interesting, of course. There’s an undeniable ‘something’

It’s not completely unbelievable that some as yet undiscovered physics anomaly could forever change society (anti-gravity, spacetime bending/warping, multiverse transitions).

"I was waiting for something extraordinary to happen, but as the years wasted on, nothing ever did unless I caused it.”

—Charles Bukowski

What kind of society will we have in 20 years? Let's reflect on some of the biggest topics of conversation in 2004…

Election controversy

Climate change

Debates over governments role in healthcare and the health insurance system

Geopolitical crises and unrest

Concerns over the ballooning debt of large western countries (hahaha)

Social and political polari

I’ve found that my musical tastes tend to center on virtuosic performances on unusual (or at least seemingly out of place in the genre) instruments. I think my reading preferences might follow a similar pattern where I prefer unusual styles often employed by many of the best writers. Examples to be listed below as I think of them.

Musical:

Organ solo

Did We Actually Start the Fire? - Reasons the world might be about to change.

Supposedly, its all been burning since the world's been turning... but I’m becoming more worried how people are increasingly talking and acting like they have nothing to lose (maybe we do have less to lose now)

Did we actually start the fire? With Billy Joel [returning to w