Swap published columns for 24 entries from random.md
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Retract the seven published columns into drafts/ and promote the 24 per-date entries split out of Notes/random.md. Bodies are verbatim; titles, subjects and slugs are new. Make publication a matter of location. Notes/Notes.11tydata.js gives anything under Notes/ permalink: false unless tagged `column`; drafts/drafts.11tydata.js renders drafts at their real permalink under `yarn dev` and excludes them from collections entirely in a build, so no template can surface one. Publishing is now `git mv drafts/<file> columns/`, and moving it back retracts it. Untagged notes were previously rendered into _site/ and deployed — including Notes/random.md, which was live at /Notes/random/.
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title: Pulled to Pitch
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date: 2026-05-25
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layout: column.njk
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tags: [column, philosophy]
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permalink: /columns/2026/pulled-to-pitch/
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Agents feel like RCEs as a service
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The guitar string pulled taught, summons a specific tune named and identified. We are not unlike the strings pulled into alignment with some timeless name. Our individuality is onyl the temporary distinctness of the tune that our multitude of strings play out, pulled to their particular pitch.
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Murdering the other can be celebrated.
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What do I think about the death penalty? It's not an absolute right or wrong. It boils down to your allegiances - If your actions align with the prevailing force, you'll probably live, even if those actions would be punishable by death from the other perspective. Killing the enemy - war and such. So what's the universal moral code? Is there such a thing? If it all boils down to agreeability with your neighbors... can anything be said to be absolutely right or wrong? Doesn't seem likely. Doesn't seem possible.
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