Free Post Ideograph Ideograph • creative obligations Hi. There's a giveaway in this newsletter, find instructions at the end.Featured art: The River by O. Louis Guglielmi (1942), encountered via Twitter bot.Members may have missed:Eureka!
Free Post just-so stories Completing a Creative Project My undying thanks to members for funding the following realizations 💖 Btw, click here for the PDF version that I mailed in November, if you want it for some reason. How
Free Post examining Entropy Notes Eventually a system will realize a possibility that reduces the subsequent number of possibilities, and so on, until there are no available possibilities that could have this effect.
Free Post examining Spelling Epistemic status: Making a stab at the ineffable. The ineffable dodges and I miss. Again, argh! It always does that. Oh well, gonna keep stabbing anyway. Hey kids, wassup. Wanna
Free Post examining Brutality of Life Reading List (12 Books) Earlier this year I summed up the perpetual utilitarian lament: Despite nigh-inestimable progress, the world is pervaded by suffering. An unimaginable amount of suffering. Trying to comprehend it specifically and
Free Post advice Making a Future More advice — this will be a recurring feature of Sonya Supposedly, I can already tell. Look... what can I say, the bossiness comes naturally! Query me if you wish. Artwork
Free Post advice Gathering Strength on the Horizon One of my earliest job aspirations was advice columnist. The appeal remains, so I'm giving it a try. First question: The current political moment leaves me wanting to move to
Free Post examining Survivalist Epistemology On the existential politics of sorting through salience signals under uncertainty.
Free Post examining Impossibility Space You find yourself on the brink, the cusp, the verge — frozen at the edge of a sheer cliff, peering over it. How discomfiting, to regard that long fall! And yet
Free Post fiction Stateless I am pleased to present a short story by Matthew Sweet, published here with the support of Sonya Supposedly members. Matthew recently finished his debut novel, Barker. The prologue is
