Katherine Everitt 💥
@katherineveritt
Philosopher, writer, poet, artist. 🗯 Hegel. 🗯 Brooklyn.
I am so honored to share this piece: "A Throw of the Dice through Space" published by @Greg_Gerke in 'Socrates on the Beach.' It may be my favorite text I've ever written. socratesonthebeach.com/katherine-ever… (Scroll to the bottom to see the paintings.)
Children playing next to me in Prospect Park. They play shop and say, “put it on my card.” When one child cheats, the other says, “I sue you!” Even in their imaginary world, they prepare for the impersonalization of capitalism.
But what if she hystericizes 🤔
She's a 10 but she sometimes doesn't historicise
Do you think some cafe owners (specifically in NYC and London) utilize uncomfortable furniture to stop ppl from hanging too long?
To this day, the alienation hasn’t got any better 🫠
I made my friends watch Citizen Kane when I was 16. I didn’t have many friends.
En route to the cafe office to do some writing ☺️
It finally happened: I was stopped in public and asked to do a Tiktok interview.
I’m really chuffed by all the great engagement with my recent essay on AI. Thank you to the wonderful community of thinkers who are still reading and still critiquing! ☺️
Em português novamente! Meu ensaio “A Inteligência É Sempre Artificial” 🚀 A huge honor to be translated once again into Portuguese by the Menos Um Grupo. I so admire this group — a critical theory collective with translations & courses on cutting edge thought. Muito obrigrada!
Saindo menos uma tradução! “A inteligência organiza o mundo por meio — e este é o ponto crítico — de uma externalização do self. Para Hegel, inteligência e vontade andam de mãos dadas. A inteligência pensa e a vontade atualiza o pensamento. +
Intervenção explosiva de @katherineveritt, originalmente publicada no blog da APA.
Saindo menos uma tradução! “A inteligência organiza o mundo por meio — e este é o ponto crítico — de uma externalização do self. Para Hegel, inteligência e vontade andam de mãos dadas. A inteligência pensa e a vontade atualiza o pensamento. +
Me: "I'm a philosopher." Him: "Well no one is *rly* a philosopher are they." 🫠🫠🫠
