Ossify

Turn into bone or bony tissue; to become riggid or inflexible in habits or attitudes

Bill Dybas

Bill Dybas

@billdybas.bsky.social

As you age, your social graph starts to ossify.

Unless you take deliberate effort to put yourself in generative spaces where you meet a lot of new people, you'll tend to want to spend time with the people you already know.

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Spencer Beswick

Spencer Beswick

@spencerbeswick.bsky.social

"Anti-organizationalists have long decried institutions and organizations, arguing that they ossify the necessarily fluid forms of anarchist revolt. But in order to build long-lasting movements, we need a dialectical relationship between ossification and renewal. 1/

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Rita, antifascist🏴

Rita, antifascist🏴

@oldsquida.bsky.social

“Anti-organizationalists have long decried institutions and organizations, arguing that they ossify the necessarily fluid forms of anarchist revolt…” ~ kolektiva.social/@spencerbesw...

from Spencer Beswick’s forthcoming chapter in Anarchisms. we’re speaking donations to get this done. donate 👇🏽❤️🖤

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