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Before I die

By Sascha on September 7, 2012

Factories will have no workers, just a few people making sure the machines are well-oiled Doctors will never touch a knife, only input the data into a computer Disease will be the scourge of the underclass, everyone else will have their genes regularly realigned Drivers will look up at floating highways, and the tolls will [...]

Posted in culture, Zeitgeist | Tagged dreams, forests, future, my seeds, the Truth, tribe, utopia | Leave a response

Whatever you want little man ... whatever you want

The Dreamer and the Rebel

By Sascha on May 18, 2012

When I look at my sons, I feel as if the complexities of my soul have been sundered into two separate facets and placed within each one of them. The following is a gross oversimplification of their as-yet undeveloped characters, but it’s what I think about, so I am going to let loose. My older [...]

Posted in Dorian, family | Tagged babies, Dorian, family, my seeds, steady dreamin, Stinky & Plumpy, tribe | 1 Response

A True Belief

By Sascha on December 30, 2011

Tom from Seeing Red in China pointed out some China Quarterly essays and one of them is the inspiration for this essay … Few of China’s problems seem so intractable as the issue of the Chinese soul and what morals are available to guide it in the 21st century. The whole concept of a soul [...]

Posted in culture, Zeitgeist | Tagged China, critical thought, my people, oppression, religion in China, Religion in the West, the Tao, tribe | Leave a response

/facepalm

By Sascha on February 18, 2011

Man everywhere i look the oppression is just getting deeper and deeper — at least when I peep the news. there is China doing all it can to keep dissidents either silent or dead or scared out of their wits there is Iran, hailing revolutions one day, torturing them the next there is Libya and [...]

Posted in Media, Words | Tagged anti-establishment radical who aint never gonna fit into a corporation, corruption, critical thought, my people, oppression, revolution, tragedy, tribe | 1 Response

From Now On

By Sascha on February 21, 2010

Dorian turns two weeks in a little less than an hour. The following is an altered message I wrote to a friend and is the post I was trying to write all week but never really had the time or the energy to put it all down. So thanks, Melissa, for getting me to spit [...]

Posted in family | Tagged babies, daddys, family, fatherhood, mamas, my people, my seeds, tribe | 5 Responses

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