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A Power Plant With Servers Attached
Ashburn and Colossus share a noun. That noun is doing camouflage work.
Aug 24
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Matt Stine
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The Card Thought It Was Warning Me
My deck kept flagging the dark feminine as a danger. The danger was only ever real to people who don’t live there. I live there.
Aug 19
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Matt Stine
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Burn Me If I Float
Substack handed every reader a dunking stool and called it transparency. Either verdict wrongs me. So let me answer the question they actually asked.
Aug 17
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Matt Stine
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The New Moon Reading I — Leo, Eclipsed
The seed plants itself at the top of the chart, and the only way up is through the underworld.
Aug 15
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Matt Stine
Tonight
7 PM Central, at the dark of the moon — the first New Moon Reading. When it ends, the founding ends with it.
Aug 13
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Matt Stine
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Last Call — Closes at the Dark Moon
Two days. The founder's mark closes Thursday night with the first reading. The tier stays open; the mark doesn't.
Aug 11
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Matt Stine
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Both Hands
A machine read two years of my notes and found the move I'd never named: everything I make holds two true things pulling in opposite directions — and…
Aug 7
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Matt Stine
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The Slop and the Sovereign
Erik Davis is lost at sea and he's not wrong. I write with a machine and I've never been more myself. The difference was never the machine — it's whose…
Aug 5
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Why I Built a Door
I’m not afraid of failing but of the slow death — where the edges come off one reasonable compromise at a time, and nobody can point to the moment it…
Aug 3
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Matt Stine
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The Founder's Terms
Three ways to stand in this place, the money named plainly, and the one part with a clock on it.
Aug 2
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Matt Stine
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July 2026
The Permission Slip in Chapter 7
Ian Malcolm was always a Seer. He just thought he was talking about Docker.
Jul 31
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Matt Stine
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We Cast the Moment. It Was Already Inside Me.
I cast the chart of an ordinary Tuesday morning the way you’d check the weather. Then I asked whose sky it was sitting next to — and the two charts…
Jul 30
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Matt Stine
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