As in, for our own sakes is why we should agree to disagree. (It'll make sense in a second.) I do genuinely believe that, you know! I believe it so hard that it frustrates me to no end that many people don't, which is ironic.
how is it physically possible to not figure out that people empirically don't all agree with each other, and are quite adamant and unyielding about their divisions, so the point of "society" must be to facilitate interaction without agreement
— 🎀 sonyasupposedly.com 🤖 (@sonyasupposedly) July 23, 2020
Where I'm going with this: I decided to upgrade the Mystery Zine Bundle with a bonus zine! Why? Frankly because I want to sell more of them. (If you already purchased, fear not — the augmented bundle is currently on its way to you.)
The price remains $30, but instead of 2-3 zines, each bundle now includes 3-4 zines. One of which is guaranteed to be the new bonus, called In Which We Must Agree to Disagree.
In the same spirit of commercial experimentation, the digital version is available publicly 4 free:
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Naturally, though, I advocate that you buy a bundle. Or sign up for membership — in early August, members will receive In Which We Must Agree to Disagree along with the main July zine. That one is Encounters with a Siren, cowritten with GPT-3 (via AI Dungeon's Dragon Model):
What else since the last email? I published a bit more advice:
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I also amassed a few links to share, per usual, but honestly it's been kind of a downer week and I'm not in the mood to write chipper summaries, so I'll save them until next time.
Talk soon.
