Riiven Slants

Most of what you call normal is somebody's old idea.

Short observations that lean familiar things until something arbitrary in them tips into view. Not problem reports. Tilts.

A typewriter solution still running on a phone with no moving parts.

A custom America briefly outlawed, then quietly built into federal wage law.

We are built to wake up at 2 AM. The light bulb taught us to call it insomnia.

Bathroom doors open the wrong way, and the reason is older than the room.

The most international word in human history began as a joke spelling that almost ran for president.

The save button is a memory of a thing you might not remember.

A pulse we kept beating long after we forgot whose idea it was.

A new Slant every week. Tiny observations of the things you stopped noticing. None of them solve anything. Some of them might tilt you.