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🎧 Field Note 3.1 — The Phantom Pronoun
How does a single word — “they” — become a weapon, a fog, a spell?
This is a bonus episode of Season 3 of No Shortcuts to Now — a journey through myth, memory, and meaning in turbulent times.
In this episode: I read aloud Field Note 3.1 — The Phantom Pronoun — a reflection on Macbeth’s witches, borrowed outrage, propaganda’s fog, and the dangers of the phantom enemy. It’s about how language blurs truth and shadow, how tragedy is twisted into division, and how spells can break when we see through them.Image credit: George Cattermole, Scene of Three Witches from Macbeth (1840), Yale Center for British Art — Public Domain.
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By K.L. Homme🎧 Field Note 3.1 — The Phantom Pronoun
How does a single word — “they” — become a weapon, a fog, a spell?
This is a bonus episode of Season 3 of No Shortcuts to Now — a journey through myth, memory, and meaning in turbulent times.
In this episode: I read aloud Field Note 3.1 — The Phantom Pronoun — a reflection on Macbeth’s witches, borrowed outrage, propaganda’s fog, and the dangers of the phantom enemy. It’s about how language blurs truth and shadow, how tragedy is twisted into division, and how spells can break when we see through them.Image credit: George Cattermole, Scene of Three Witches from Macbeth (1840), Yale Center for British Art — Public Domain.
👉 Subscribe to No Shortcuts to Now for future waypoints.
☕ Enjoying the journey? Fuel it forward: Buy Me a Coffee — or copy buymeacoffee.com/NoShortcutsToNow into your browser if your player won’t link.
📘 New here? Start at the beginning with Waypoint 1.1 — Vulcan’s Evangelist.