The Sedimentary Faultlines. - by Aurelia Zhang
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Thoughts about socioeconomic class.
The Sedimentary Faultlines. Thoughts about socioeconomic class. Aurelia Zhang Jul 18, 2026 2 1 Share optatis progenies barba rasa tabelliones habetis pilosos poetas barabaros si perfecti esse vultis: vade, vende quae habetis sic dixit filius carpentarii difficile est divem intrare regnum Dei sedetis immobiles super opes is qui surgit sum You wanted a lawyer child with shaved beard You’ll have a hairy, savage troubadour “If you want to be complete: Go, sell all that you can” Thus spoke the carpenter’s son How hard it is for the rich to enter the kingdom of God! You sit idle atop your riches It
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