randomthoughts

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’

If you optimize it so it runs on its own they’ll either take it away or give you more. This can be a good or bad thing.

I could really see myself living off grid, as long as I had solar panels, satellite internet, fresh running water, and a Whole Foods and Target on the nearby grid (driving distance away) that delivered off grid.  

I think I want to live grid adjacent.