"People in power rely on a deference to the status quo.
They rely on the difficulty of imagining change, of plotting
a path to a better outcome. They rely on making you feel
like you have to accept the hand you’re given."
Jerusalem Demsas, a staff writer at The Atlantic,
July 5, 2024, 9:35 AM ET
"I've been afraid of changes . . . ." — Adapted "Landslide" lyric
* See a post of April 26, 2024.
* For the title, see posts tagged Whanganui, with a supplementary
tune for X producer Sam Levinson . . .
"Whose barn, what barn, my barn" — Song lyric
Roman answer: X
Whanganui answer: Also X
Graphic answer: Hexagram 14
Art History answer: The Ten O'Clock
— "Lede Master, how do I get to Carnegie Hall?"
— "Pearl, you must fuck the scarecrow well ."
See as well the previous post for the above "Pearl" filming location,
an alley beside a movie theater in Whanganui, New Zealand.
For Theodore Sturgeon (in Vonnegut's oeuvre, "Kilgore Trout") —
Memoir of a (fictional) Whanganui Projectionist and . . .
Related posts: Music for Steiner .
A New York Times report today of a March 13 death
suggests a review of . . .
Supplementary tune for Sam Levinson . . .
"Whose barn, what barn, my barn" — Song lyric
See other posts now tagged Word Farm and Whanganui.
… And for Whanganui's Cullinane College, an "OED" that
does not mean "Oxford English Dictionary" . . .
In memory of . . .
Good Seed: Sydell.
Not So Good: Pearl.
This post was suggested by Sam Levinson's work in Whanganui NZ
and Alan D. Perlis's work in Birmingham AL —
From South Dakota, related material for Bible fans —
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