“On the roof of a ruined house
An old television antenna
The only signal it can receive
Remaining from the 1980s”
A poem depicting decay, disconnection from the present, and nostalgic voids—consistent with the poet’s self-described nihilistic sides.
A small record of nothing
nihilist.in
ISSUE 001 • JUL 24, 2026
Notes from
the void.
Two clean, text-only observations from the public timeline. Curated every twelve hours.
“This is often referred to as the ‘middle way’ between eternalism—a permanent self—and nihilism: complete disconnection between lives.”
A reflection on karma, continuity, and how Buddhist non-self avoids both a permanent soul and complete disconnection.