I used one billionaire’s money to more annoyingly pressure another billionaire, Paula Crown, to divest from her weapons manufacturing company: General Dynamics. Notice I do not say more effectively. 

Following Frantz Fanon’s recommendation towards militant clairty. The performer should step into the room or militant into struggle knowing exactly what they want to accomplish.  

Annoyance is one human emotion the SheEO or Girlboss is known to feel the sharpest.

Billionaires are capable of many human emotions, but I don’t think they really feel like the rest of us. I saw this while standing infront of Paula Crown’s white field painting peppered with math equations, snuck into the Painting Department alumni show at Seacrist Beach. The work was hung next to a Cameron Spratley, as if even sitting next to him could make her cool. 

That’s the art game, right? According to Spratley, she’s, “actually one of the nicest people you’ll ever meet.”

He’s right. She is nice. In the book The Aesthetic Imperative, philospher Peter Sloterdijk talks about the “autohypnotic properties of the bourgeoise.” 

This restructuring capability formed of a cool dissociation. 

General Dynamics produces the MK-80 general purpose bomb, available from Paula at 500 lbs., 1000 lbs., and 2000 lbs.