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"Still from Rejected by Don Hertzfeldt, used without permission. Sorry."

"Since I don’t study anthropology or religions besides the ones that bother me, I coined (or at least independently derived from standard vocabulary) the phrase “pathological anthropomorphism” to describe my relationship with inanimate objects several years before learning the term animism. It’s the same thing, but one name for it implies a lapse in medication and the other one is a research topic or a tradition. Animism is certainly punchier and will obtain a less judgmental description from the AI overview. Either way, it involves imbuing inanimate objects with inner worlds akin to one’s own. Most people do this to some degree. The most socially acceptable expression of the phenomenon involves vehicles, followed by instruments, followed by sports equipment, followed by weapons, weapons living on the very edge of acceptability. You won’t immediately incarcerate the guy who named his knife Bethany, but you’re pretty sure that someday you’ll feel like you should have."

"Anything else that can’t hide behind religion is hurriedly shoved under quirky. If it can’t be, it’s monitored for possible medicating. Speaking from my own inner world and its experience of others’ quirkiness, there’s logic to what chunks of matter are ensouled. It tends to be things whose nature is static, solid, and uncommunicative. Rocks are excellent contenders. A cup is more likely to have feelings than the fluid in it, yet a section of river or a lake is good enough for a folktale. The most pragmatic and rational sailor will have an objectively insane relationship with the sea. Actual art never meets criteria: paintings and sculptures are already deep in the anthropocentric morass; the best they can do is to channel a preexisting soul, while a photograph can only steal one. A crumpled ball of paper is more likely to take on personality than a letter. Stuffed animals are a whole situation; if you don’t get it, think of how it felt when Wilson drifted off."

"The point is I have a problematic relationship with one of my spoons. It’s one of a set of four, and it has three minuscule dings in it, likely from a brush with a garbage disposal. This set is my current favorite style of spoon, so they all get regular use, and Dingbert comes up frequently."

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