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This episode was meant to be about robots.
It starts there, briefly. Tin hearts, code, sentience, the usual.
Then Kevin Maina (@mainamind) takes the wheel and somehow we end up in poetry, longing, and the lost art of the love letter. No one is more surprised than me.
What follows is a very real conversation about why people still write to be remembered, why tenderness is a form of courage, and why a good line can outlive a perfect argument.
In this episode:
The robot book we were supposed to discuss, in spirit
Kevin’s case for poetry as emotional technology
Love letters as archive, evidence, and risk
The difference between saying “I miss you” and writing it so it stays
If you have ever drafted a message ten times and still sent just “hey”, this one is for you.
I’m @globemich. Kevin is @mainamind.
By Mich AtaganaThis episode was meant to be about robots.
It starts there, briefly. Tin hearts, code, sentience, the usual.
Then Kevin Maina (@mainamind) takes the wheel and somehow we end up in poetry, longing, and the lost art of the love letter. No one is more surprised than me.
What follows is a very real conversation about why people still write to be remembered, why tenderness is a form of courage, and why a good line can outlive a perfect argument.
In this episode:
The robot book we were supposed to discuss, in spirit
Kevin’s case for poetry as emotional technology
Love letters as archive, evidence, and risk
The difference between saying “I miss you” and writing it so it stays
If you have ever drafted a message ten times and still sent just “hey”, this one is for you.
I’m @globemich. Kevin is @mainamind.