Coming soon! My next essay:
"Cassandra's Abiding Woe: Climate Change, Social Media, AI, and Why No One Believes Doomsayers Even After the Doom Has Happened"
Here's a quote from the article:
Any existentialist can easily tell you what happens when a thing does not ontologically exist but must meaningfully exist within our own subjective experience of reality: we draw links wherever we like, with every color of the electromagnetic spectrum—some using invisible ink that hurts to look at without sunglasses. We link the things we directly see interact, such as how a man might fall to his knees upon getting racked between the legs—cause, effect. The Merovingian would be so proud of me.
I hope you love or hate it when I'm done! No in-betweening. 💙
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![A Pre-Raphaelite oil painting titled "Cassandra" by Evelyn De Morgan (1898). It depicts the Trojan princess Cassandra standing in the foreground with a look of anguish, tearing at her long, red hair with both hands. She wears a blue, draped robe over a white garment with gold details. In the background, the city of Troy is consumed by flames and smoke, signifying the destruction she prophesied but was cursed to never be believed. De Morgan, E. (1898). Cassandra [Oil on canvas]. The De Morgan Foundation. https://www.demorgan.org.uk/collection/cassandra/](https://files.mastodon.social/cache/media_attachments/files/115/709/731/180/577/129/small/7810d1874aa3a8bb.jpeg)



