rob hardy
@robhardy
writer of manifestos, petter of cats. in devotional pursuit of a more beautiful internet đ±
rob hardy
ungated.life
Some people find themselves by already knowing who they are, then moving towards that. Other people find themselves by knowing who theyâre not, then moving away from that. Many of us work our whole lives at a combination of the two.
Katherine Morgan Schafler âą The Perfectionist's Guide to Losing Control
Most dialogues are just monologues in disguise.
Tom White on Substack
To paraphrase David Graeber: âThe ultimate, hidden truth of the internet is that it is something that we make, and could just as easily make differently.â
Plenty of the âcreator economyâ offers simply monetize a feeling of possibility rather than a concrete outcome.
And, technically, nothing wrong with that, as long as we all know what the game is.
And, technically, nothing wrong with that, as long as we all know what the game is.
Anna | BACK TO SENSES on Substack
if thereâs some odd way that you particularly enjoy doing things, then you should probably prioritize that over any system that anybody else advises you to do.
Visakan Veerasamy âą on scaffolding
Ray Bradbury talks about the importance of not thinking when he is writing. He says that when he arrives at the typewriter, his task is to be living. To let his soul pour out onto the page. To quiet the mind and let his body do the talking. Then, he checks his work afterwards using the mind as a âcorrective forceâ to refine. But he uses the body to... See more