America's a Wasteland and So Are We
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appreciating 29-12-2025 in this moment i have a fetish for nesting lists i will find a good tactical deployment place on my site one day
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I particularly thank u for scarification artist recs towards the end, I thought abt the practice too briefly last time
New ghost How much in your eyes does the average "everyday superstition" carry reverence despite banality
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Alr this noise arch shrine fun asf to work on but ultimately all shrines are side shit to me I needa figure out what tf to do abt the finland tunnel
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I like the few dithers u got they remind me of how id fuck around with the ditherer when i was 16
Hi, great question :) I think it relies on the level of uncertainty or risk in someone's life. Following Malinowski's theory on magic (that people tend to believe in and use magic more during periods of uncertainty, risk, or danger) then the less "stable" an individual's life the more reverence for / adherence to superstition. 1/
There is a wonderful Italian phrase (non e vero ma ci credo) that means "its not true but I believe it". When the going gets tough, superstitions have an easier barrier to entry than something like organized religion, which is designed to fill the same need. In times of strife, anything that might help is worth trying. Check out this article:https://meissinger.com/uploads/3/4/9/1/34919185/gmelch_baseball_magic.pdf