Year: 2023
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Make the Best Work Possible
Why bother pleasing the algorithm when you can just try to make the best work possible. What matters is making the work and sharing it.
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Lore as Lens | 2313
The growing importance of lore reflects the rise of a new kind cultural sense-making and social technology.
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Terminal Boredom: Proto-Cyberpunk, Mindless Violence, and Predicting the Future | Agitator Podcast
I went back on Agitator Pod! they had me on to talk about Terminal Boredom by Japanese proto-cyberpunk writer Izumi Suzuki
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Tools for Thinking | 2312
A friend asked me the other day “What tools do you use for thinking?” I replied… “My Brain????”. Apparently this was the wrong answer.
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Embedded Date | Weeknotes
I have ‘acquired’ the old family camera – a Pentax Optimo L60 from 2008. It shoots nostalgic late Myspace early Facebook looking photos
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Mar 2023 | Photo 365
Photo-a-day for the month of March 2023
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Types of Attention
In the last few months I’ve become acutely aware of, and sensitive too, the types and qualities of attention that I can experience.
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How to Listen to a Podcast | 2311
Sometimes between the host, the guest and the listener, no one is actually listening to anybody, so you might as well not be listening at all.
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‘Medium Effort’ Items
I’ve been ticking off some of the remaining items on my ‘life list’ that I wrote at the beginning of the year
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Start Select Reset Zine – How Are Things?
Issue #005 of Zine Start Select Reset went out yesterday via sail mail to supporters subscribed at £5 a Month or above!
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Happy 14th Blogday
thejaymo.net turned 14 yesterday!
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There Will Be Crisis | 2310
From nowhere north winds may howl. Waves may rise with such fury that they may come to threaten the artist’s craft. There will be crisis
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Those who say ‘Yes’
Those who say ‘Yes’ are rewarded by the adventures they have, and those who say ‘No’ are rewarded by the safety they attain – Keith Johnstone
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Sunset on an Empire: Left, Right, Capital, and the Fash | 2309
Many members of Britain’s elite have spent every single day of their lives – from public school to parliament – amid the decaying ruins of a former Empire. As a…
