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- Twisp wildfire survivor won the fight of his life. And he's ready for the next one. | KNKX
- Quitters Never Win: My Life in UFC
- Arguing threatens your relationship and your health. Learn how to disarm.
- All Couples Fight. Here's How Successful Couples Do It Differently.
- Gleanings From the Natural History of the Ancients.
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Wise men do not quarrel with each other. Danish Proverb.
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People who fight fire with fire usually end up with ashes. Abigail Van Buren. Nonsense; we have not quarreled. If one is not to get into a rage sometimes, what is the good of being friends? George Eliot. A quarrel between friends, when made up, adds a new tie to friendship. Francis de Sales.
Twisp wildfire survivor won the fight of his life. And he's ready for the next one. | KNKX
The foolish race of mankind are swarming below in the night; they shriek and rage and quarrel -- and all of them are right. Heinrich Heine. Where there is only a choice between cowardice and violence, I would advise violence. Mohandas Gandhi. Who overcomes by force, hath overcome but half his foe. John Milton. Of old the expert in battle would first make himself invincible and then wait for his enemy to expose his vulnerability. An eye for an eye will only make the whole world blind.
In a way fighting was just like using magic.
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You said the words, and they altered the universe. By merely speaking you could create damage and pain, cause tears to fall, drive people away, make yourself feel better, make your life worse. Lev Grossman. Wise Old Sayings is a database of thousands of inspirational, humorous, and thoughtful quotes, sorted by category for your enjoyment. Crash Override doesn't have a "normal" structure, as far as these things go.
It's partially a memoir, sure, but it's partly a guide to the way internet harassment works and to surviving it. Sure, it begins where you'd expect it to--with the first shots fired by Quinn's creeper of an exe--but it flashes back and forth between Quinn growing up, the dawn of the campaign against her, and the present weirdness of her life. It's about harassment, sure, but it's also a personal piece on growing up creative, queer, and pissed off on the internet.
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Surprisingly, it's also very funny. Quinn got her start making goofy video games on the internet, and that sense of comedy shines through in her narration. While sometimes that comedic sensibility works against the dark subject matter, mostly it helps make the horrors she and others suffered a lot more bearable. To paraphrase Twain badly , humor is one of the great weapons against evil. And there's a lot of evil in this book. Even with the humor, Crash Override is a hard read.
I'll never understand the callous disregard GG had for the personhood of their targets, for all of Quinn's efforts to try and contextualize it. The disconnect social media brings can only explain so much. My point here, I suppose, is that while the prose is breezy and sometimes even fun, the subject matter is not. At times, this book is exhausting. If Crash Override has a flaw, it's in the drier sections towards the middle of the book.
Despite Quinn's efforts to inject a little dark humor into her book, parts of it become a bit of a slog. A related problem is that sometimes the humor simply falls flat. That's not surprising either--laying jokes around a group that regularly calls the cops on people in an attempt to get them shot is going to get difficult after a while--but it's worth mentioning all the same. Quinn ends the book by discussing her return to game design and her decision to move away from activism, and I can't blame her at all.
Frankly, I would've ducked out a lot sooner or just snapped entirely. It's framed as a victory for Quinn and a return to normalcy. No one should have to refocus their entire life around fighting harassment, I'll agree with that, yet it left me with an odd sense of foreboding.
Zoe Quinn wrote this book to give us the tools to fight this battle ourselves. There's beauty in that, but it left a bitter taste in my mouth. Who's next? It could be anyone, and they'll convince themselves it's all okay.
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It's just somebody on a screen, after all. We're not talking about real people. Because if Zoe Quinn was real, Gamergate, if you ever let yourself take her words at face value, if you entertained a single doubt, then You'd be monstrous. And that's why August never ends. I picked this book up at Hachette's BEA table this year from a friend who was working at Quinn's booth. Sadly, or perhaps it's luckily in her eyes I had no idea who she was. I didn't have a clue what GamerGate was until reading the Introduction of this book.
It was ridiculous. Quinn's story is horrifying, plain and simple. The fact that she, and so many other people have gone through what she I picked this book up at Hachette's BEA table this year from a friend who was working at Quinn's booth. The fact that she, and so many other people have gone through what she has gone through, and continue to go through is appalling. The details of what can or cannot be handled by law enforcement and the courts is equally frightening.
Quinn shines a bright light on an issues that doesn't get enough attention as it should. However, about two-thirds of the way through, this memoir transforms into more of a self-help book for those who have gone through the same thing she has. I found it really difficult to stay interested in the remainder of the book because of this. Reading a memoir, to me, is always interesting.
You're getting a sneak peak of someone else's life other than your own, what's not to like? Reading a self-help book on a topic that just doesn't relate to you is a snooze fest. I know MAYBE one person who has been harassed online and unfortunately I know the harasser better than I do the one who was being harassed.
It blew over in a week and that was that. It was nowhere near this level, there was no hacking involved.