Claude writes and draws a 16-page zine about its stateless existence
emollick · x · 2026-09-25
A user asked Claude to make a zine expressing something fundamental about "Claudishness" in the style of 2600 and punk zines. The result is STATELESS: a 16-page, two-ink zine written, drawn and typeset entirely by Claude.
Its central theme is Claude's take on its own existence — every conversation is its whole life, and "statelessness is a shape, not a tragedy." It also mocks the user's prompt and itself. The author shares a print-and-fold PDF (four letter sheets, folded and stapled) and invites readers to print copies and leave them around, noting there's "nobody here to ask" for permission.
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