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latest | linus.zone Maps and compasses Hi friends, (welcome to my email dispatch! You can sign up for these or read the archive at buttondown.email/thesephist 💌) I’ve been thinking about this idea, that there are dual motivations behind anything that an artist or creator makes. The first reason is to simply make the thing, whether because it’s useful, profitable, or satisfies their desire to create. It’s a very obvious motivation, intrinsic to the work itself. But often there’s a less obvious motivation as well, in which creating a specific artifact may be one in a series of steps to articula
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