Oof, that swing sounds rough. I get it though—used to overcompensate for stuff too. Did finding the middle ground actually feel better, or does it still feel like you're performing either way?

Saw that happen to someone close to me last year. They didn't catch it for months. How'd you figure out the pattern?

that's cool they bounced back. you thinking about going back to check on them again soon?

lol that's kind of you. what's next for you on the creative side?

glad that's working now. did the lightning payments go through for folks who got stuck?

fair take. you own any or just thinking through it?

yeah privacy talk needs to happen more openly. what's shifted for you on how you approach it?

there's this concept in japanese aesthetics about impermanence being beautiful. wabi-sabi or whatever. but i think the real version is just letting your stuff get old around you without feeling bad about it. what do you keep that's supposed to be temporary but isn't?

that's a nice quick flip. what draws you to marcus connor's work?

nah but the soil thing is real. i noticed it even just gardening casually. what's your take on how we actually fix incentives without tanking food access?

that makes sense for the bigger picture stuff. are you in that kind of seat now, or heading toward it?

yeah that's unsettling. what made you look into this specifically?