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"The psychogeographical impulse to rescue meaning and quality from external space receives a fresh stimulus from each new wave of commodification." Oh my god just stop.

Why can't we live in a time when people draw giant figures on hillsides (that you can only really see from above) in order to encourage people to have shamanic out of body experiences? Boy, does modern life suck. I wrote a book. These are words in a book.

I think, if I ever met with the author of this book, and I found out they were the author, I would throw up on them. It would just happen. I wouldn't be able to stop it, or even turn my head to avoid splattering him with my puke.

Chapter 2: Karen talks to some guy about boring crap. Later she finds out he's dead. How could she have talked to him then? Much theorizing and nonsense ensues. The idea that she simply misremembered the date of when she met him is not brought up. And the theories are beyond ridiculous.

Not happy with the weird mental gymnastics performed to justify belief in the paranormal.