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Hazard@natural_hazard• over 3 years ago

was dwelling on why i care about non-coercion and all that i dug up and published an old journal entry from the summer where i first realized the ways my emotional and motivational shit was twisted up in a way that was hurting me https://t.co/FPfPiB2GI9

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Hazard@natural_hazard• over 3 years ago
Replying to @natural_hazard

dwelling on the illusory tension between the real thing i see in this thread, and what i care about in giving details about how I got to now https://t.co/3C6Tvkk7V6

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Hazard@natural_hazard• over 3 years ago
Replying to @natural_hazard

one reason i care about giving relatively detail rich "this is how I used to feel" is to make something people might be able to see themselves in to produce that *click* like, i got set off on this whole journey because some dude had a random aside/ https://t.co/o5ksLMAEue

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Hazard@natural_hazard• over 3 years ago
Replying to @natural_hazard

/in a blog post about learning statistics, and in that aside ("being red, but playing white because thinkng that was the only way to get what I want") i was like "holy shit, I'm not even sure i know what that means but I'm SHOOK and need to talk to find out more"

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Hazard@natural_hazard• over 3 years ago
Replying to @natural_hazard

k, so that makes it clear it's less "back story" and more just "a story" in it's own right with it's own purposes. hmmm, i think i feel iffy about is the pull to narrativization. Like, I'm VERY confident about many of the details of my journey, and when inflection points where/

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Hazard@natural_hazard• over 3 years ago
Replying to @natural_hazard

/because of just... years of journaling, endless notes, lots of just "having actually been paying attention at the time" i wonder what is the extra thing that is "narrativizing" that is separate from sharing the details...

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Hazard@natural_hazard• over 3 years ago
Replying to @natural_hazard

causality is probably one of the easier things to mess up. I'm very confident about *inflection points* (things started getting better *here*), and normally middling confidence about what was influencing changes

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