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"didnt love the first essay but the one on hauntology is absolute banger, better than anything i read by fisher on the subject. this kind of philosophical overanalysis of memes and online subcultures is extremely my jam" Apr 19, 2026 12:22PM

 
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“All the world blurred, a vibrating hemorrhage, and it was fine because I could finally feel how little impact I’d ever have on the world. Losing that dread that one day you’ll somehow ruin everything, for yourself and everyone else. The realization that I could simply leave and the world wouldn’t miss me.”
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