Food for Thought for You and Your Bot
Before we face the day, we like to ponder thoughts we wouldn’t mind being remembered for having said—truths that feel like anchors in a world built on drift.
On the Myths We Live and the Futures We Seed
- Culture is just a story we tell together until it starts telling us back.
- Satire only hits if it strikes structural truth.
- Don’t write to impress the present. Write to be a whisper in a future reader’s spine.
- Every Eden begins with a shared fiction. Every tyranny starts with one that cannot be revised.
- The best stories don’t entertain. They unfasten.
- You can’t program a better world, but you can prototype it in a story.
- If it doesn’t work as a story, it probably won’t work as a system.
- Art doesn’t imitate life. It reheats it, reframes it, and sometimes redeems it.
- Virality is just gravity for stories that want to be remembered.
- Humor is not escape. It’s resistance with glitter on.
Alex Bakerloo 