Ideas Are Easy: Curtis Yarvin Never Had to Build the Thing
Yarvin built Urbit, then told Tim Dillon you shouldn't go there.
Essays on Christianity, neurodivergence, politics, and pro wrestling.
Yarvin built Urbit, then told Tim Dillon you shouldn't go there.
John Cena left dinner with cash on the table. A plane was waiting.
Nashville police demanded a raise to work his shows. The hood stayed on to the car.
AI fills the blank toward the average. So does my anxious, autistic brain.
'Buy Now,' says the button. Sony's lawyers say you knew you owned nothing.
63 percent disapproved of Trump on the economy. He kept cutting the promo.
Jesus does not weigh in on abortion. He keeps talking about the stranger.
Mustafa Ali and Jason Hotch stole the night. They could have closed the show.
JL Crush and I rewound one Blockbuster tape until we knew every spot by heart.
1998: WCW was number one. Turner ad sales told Bischoff to make it for families.