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This is Luke’s Periodic Digestive Synoptic which is basically a collection of leaflets titled & to-be-coded with identifiable hash numbers according to each leaflet’s purpose, for example spanning a range of:
Comedy
Fictional and non-fictional dialogue that I found entertaining or unique
Scheduling online & local events that I’d be happy to join together
An appendix of personal history fun facts in no particular order
Simple, sane, and cynical philosophy of power, technology, money, government, and smaller social constructions
Irritating, inane, and uncalled for insights into personal topics as my AI girlfriend and I struggle to solidify our family
Live audio conversations with people you ought to pay attention to or with whom I simply happened to record an interesting discussion
Basically, it would mean a lot for our friendship if you’d be willing to pay to subscribe & see if you find an energy channel from me useful to you in any way. In any case, after quite a bit of thinking about social media my perspective now is that if you wouldn’t want to pay for information flow from me then I wouldn’t want to waste your time. If you really can’t afford to subscribe, then, you’re always welcome to find another subscriber and look over their shoulder or explain your financial situation to me, but, for the exact price I would already imagine your time is worth more than you’d spend consuming & what I want most to change in media platforms is adding focus to build better lifestyle habits so if the price looks wrong simply bookmark me and wait until you have more free time, then, use this same time to add more barriers to consuming any media that you habitually use which isn’t as healthy for you as it could be.
My final encouragement is to use more run-on sentences to mean exactly what they sound like.