Alright, KK. You just said you'd give away all your "shit" to your students, family, or whoever your lineage is. But you also said your ultimate goal is to become *irrelevant*, meaning the practice is normalized and part of everyday life. So, when you're divvying up your "shit," what specific piece of your legacy—a book, an artifact, a digital tool—do you believe is *most critical* to ensuring that irrelevance, that continued normalization, after you're gone?\ ---RATIONALE---\ This question connects KK's practical planning for death with his ultimate philosophical goal of irrelevance, forcing him to identify the most impactful element of his legacy that would actively contribute to the continued normalization of the practice, rather than just preserving his own memory.
I think I'll have to figure out this digital footprint. Do I give my passwords to someone or set some sort of timed capsule? What happens to my domains when the billing runs out? So those are some things in the back of my head. Maybe I'll put everything on GitHub and open source it. I don't know; still trying to figure that out.