HeyJaredInspirited In Sight
Language. Crystals. Systems. Recovery. How extraction works and what completion feels like. Analysis and art from someone who’s been inside both.
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Where Are the Parents? (opens the original)
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Any time there’s a story of a child harmed—even when someone targeted that child, preyed on them, defrauded them, or betrayed them—that’s the question I hear.I heard it as a child. From my own parents.Sometimes it’s about a difference in values. Later bedtimes, looser rules on sweets. A pain, and mostly harmless.Sometimes it’s understandable. One child is cruel to another in someone else’s care. Maybe someone should have been watching. Maybe the parent never saw it, and had no way to know withou
The Cage Has No Key (opens the original)
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Fuck it. The cage has no key. Just know I’d rather have conversations with myself. But not really. I want y’all to listen. But who’s out there? People I’ve never met, probably looking for someone to listen to them too. So who’s here to hear? Listening doesn’t scale the way writing does. Listening means having a world of your own that can temporarily hold mine. I can’t tell you why I’m writing anything at all anymore.So I guess I’ll just make up whatever the fuck I want, because that’ll be more i
You Don’t Belong Here (opens the original)
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Picture this, according to—My God, I’m already reaching for the research.Scratch that.What’s your take-home?Is it something you’re satisfied with, or not enough to meet your needs? Does it reflect how hard you actually work, what skills you have, how much time you put into making it?How do you know?You know what the facts say? Take two kids whose parents earn the same, around $27,000 a year. Raise one in the bottom tenth of American neighborhoods and the other in the top t
What’s It Like to Die? (opens the original)
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“A painting is rarely finished in one pass.”-Me, and probably a lot of other people[KEY]Every sentence in this article reveals its origin. The lines with no mark were hand-typed or hand-written by myself, the human author alone. [M] marks text that is of mixed origin: a machine draft rewritten in my own words, or the hand’s sentence rewritten/edited to contain a machine’s phrase. [<str
I don’t know what to call this (opens the original)
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I. The dialogue boxI asked the machine so many questions it became them. And by asked, I mean: I typed into a small dialogue box on my phone, words often misspelled, at times becoming barely coherent fragments that only implied a question because this box is where questions and asks were made. When calm and focused, I’d have the courtesy of adding a question mark where it clarified. Either way, I clicked the little orange circle with a white arrow facing upward, and I waited while the asymmetric
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