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By Jeremy P. Bushnell in notes — 01 Feb 2026

notebook from january

Notes on AI slop, near-death psychedelic neurochemicals, "drift studies," the "felt body," and more

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1. End-of-life electrical phenomena

2. Debunking out-of-body near-death experience

3. Near-death psychedelic neurochemicals

4. Why RAM is expensive now

5. Slop as the "negative platonic form"

6. Slop as an "attitude of production"

8. America as the "only country that hates art"

9. "Quickening" and the law

10. Revcovering the felt body

11. Hexis, hapsis, and opsis

12. "Structures"

13. Wallace Berman's "Semina"

14. Historical "orientation" in the body

15. Women's flesh as a public forum

16. Duden on "life"

17. 1801: "Biology" coined

18. James Lovelock on "life"

19. A historical epistemology of ecology

20. Contingency, nature, and God

21. Sacrum and to hieron

22. Erich Fromm on "survival"

23. "Ungrading: Why Rating Students Undermines Learning"

24. Cumulative US measles cases

25. US's slide into authoritarianism

26. "CO2 is what we make"

27. Chinese solar

28. La Monte Young's "Drift Studies"

29. "Western music is fast because it's out of tune"