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... ... @@ -246,10 +246,14 @@ 246 246 I appreciate your being here, I appreciate your desire to support me, or my cohort, or arts education in general, but this really isn't worth your time. This is a bad intro article, failing to copy the introductory paragraphs of textbooks, next to bad prose, centering on a lot of pointless computer-generated nonsense. Forgive it. I wanted to graduate. I do not know what comes next. I don't know why anyone humored me, this work was certainly not worth the roughly $70,000 invested in me by the University of California system - hardworking students, California taxpayers, admirable professors, long-suffering friends and family members - to carry out this MFA. And lets not talk about the sums invested in my undergraduate education, and other institutions supposed to create enjoyable and productive persons. Their failure to do so was no fault of theirs. I believe there are many years left: I will try, I vow to do better! I couldn't finish anything. I talked fast and so was given misplaced trust. I say one thing and do another. I have acted at several times with cruel intent. I wasted time, so much time, staring into walls and the violent motions of avatars over simulated topography. I used this unique privilege to feast on tater-tots and accomplish nothing. 247 247 248 248 == Authentically & Aurally == 249 - <audio controls> 249 + 250 +{{html wiki="false" clean="false"}} 251 +<audio controls> 250 250 <source src="https://titleduntitled.name/facades/inthesecommonwords.mp3" type="audio/mpeg"> 251 251 Your browser does not support the audio element. 252 252 </audio> 255 +{{/html}} 256 + 253 253 == Explanatorily == 254 254 255 255 What is fundamentally of interest or at stake is the internal play of a system, and how that increasingly self-organizing play may or may not point to something outside. That system may either be language, this networked-and-programmed assemblage, or the literary subject.