Lazy rascals, spending their substance, and more, in riotous living

Les bee-dogs sont un humanisme

Man is what he is not, and is not what he is.

— Sartre

And, of course, infinite thought’s recent extraordinary idea is not just TV gold, but also an exemplary humanism-beyond-humanism.

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This may not fit infinite thought’s strict criteria, as it was never technically a hit, but it was, for a confusing couple of weeks, regularly played in the Coffee Shop in Neighbours… Watch: Frente – Ordinary Angels