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I have been reading Desert Dreamers slowly in the morning for.. a while now. And it is interesting! But.. I miss philosophy. Anthropology is all very well and good, and I understand that when I or anyone tries to say something about being or becoming (or even Being or Beyng.. it's been so, so, long, I can't even remember how Seyn as opposed to Sein gets translated, and you know what? I'm not even sorry Heidegger. Fuck, I need to get footnotes working on this thing, extracting myself from these parentheses - wow, that has the word 'parent' in it! - on the count of 3.. 2.. 1..) we will inevitably be talking more about how our own human minds work than we think (that's anthropos, right, the human?), but. But. I miss it, okay?

So I could either try and write something about Chaosmosis while it's in progress (ha! Forever in progress), or.. I have a whole series of docs in Google drive from the past couple of years when I was writing about rhythm (that's the chapter 2 PhD rewrite, Project Chaosmosis may be the Ch 5 rewrite, but tbh Ch 5 was such a blur it's difficult to tell. Did I mention that there were fleas during Ch 5? There were fleas.).

So.. I'm minded to do a bit of a look through, what was I talking about, can I remember/summarise operation..