Peas and Beans

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10/12/22 • 31 min

Want to know how to trick people into liking things that suck? Why aren’t bookstores organized sideways? Do bears enjoy being laser scanned? Do you need a system for properly categorizing legumes? This week’s conversation explores these and other perspectives from the minds of digital objects.

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Prop Culture - Peas and Beans

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Private culture, celebrating our drive towards perpetual consciousness and eternal narcissism beyond our deaths. You ever go to a bookstore, why do they put the books horizon the like that you can't you have to turn your head to read them if you're gonna buy one. I guess they haven't invented sideways bookstores yet. Yeah, that's what I'm saying more on humans. But our bookstores, even like relifant anymore, it seems like, uh, mostly caters to a