Hi! I'm inkolore. I am most active on Twitter, and sometimes post on Youtube or my Substack.
Zenith Finding is a webcomic about growth and understanding the bizarre world around us. Follow the young Sophie as she is confronted with the grownup world and ponders about human existence in a world which doesn't make sense to her. Strongly inspired by The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery, I wish to speak to the reader's inner child, the one who longs for connection, is endlessly curious, and who never stops asking "Why?".
Writing that comes to my mind while I am at work mainly, some short, some long.
Link to the blog
These are my Substack posts but presented in a different way. I do not update this often, so head to my Substack for the most up-to-date version. This blog serves a way to archive my writing, as well as to organize it better in the future, since a lot of my writing comes in the way of small pieces I dump in my monthly entries.
Link to the blog
The main conflict that I explore is the one between the human soul, the conscious spark of the Universe that infuses all humans, and the geist of parasitic egregores, of which society is the biggest one. (see my twitter thread about this too).
The collectives that surround us are predominantly concerned with their own growth, whether it is economical growth for companies, mimetic growth for political movements or the growth of the technological system for society. In practice, this means that human beings are in service of collectives which aren't aligned with human values, and instead are playing a rather meaningless game of expansion for its own sake, which is inherently unsustainable and causes much harm to humans and nature.
As a result of this landscape of problems, I seek to live consciously, in service of what matters most to me, which is a combination of freedom, creativity and love, which we could simplify into a spectrum of a single quality: Freedom with an upper case 'F', where one pole is more focused on individual agency (freedom), and the other on more selfless relationships (love).
It is very surprising (and sad) the extent to which most people do not spend their time, energy and attention on what they care about, instead their attention is hijacked by news intended to outrage people, or social media designed to make their users addicted, or they are too tired by their soulless job to focus on projects that interest them, and so on. As a direct consequence of this, I wish to be someone who can embody this great tweet by @Visakanv:
Focus your time and energy on what you want to see more of.