The future is rubbish
Originally posted on Installing (Social) Order:
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Monthly Archives: March 2014
Phenomenology of Attention, Bernhard Waldenfels
The Swarmachine: A Historical Puzzle (Part 1)
Originally posted on Deterritorial Investigations :
The Colors of Revolution As the Cold War came to an end, undoing the critical strategic worldwide gridlock fueled by the competition between the United…
PIL -Rise
Latour -Affects of Capitalism
Click to access 136-AFFECTS-OF-K-COPENHAGUEcc.pdf It takes relatively little in the way of resources (money, staffing, technology, etc) for crony-capitalist-thugs to hijack existing systems like banking, political movements/parties, and or other […]
Before They Pass Away, Jimmy Nelson on Tribal Cultures
Stoicism for Everyday Life?
Participants included Chris Gill, Julian Baggini, Jules Evans, Antonia Macaro, Richard Sorabji, and Mark Vernon.
ashes to ashes
not an image of The Dreadful Mystic Banquet @ http://www.janushead.org/3-2/lingis.cfm
Journeys to the End of the Light -Iain Sinclair
“To coincide with the centenary of William S. Burroughs’ birth, writer Iain Sinclair presents Ghosts of a a Ghost: Time surgery, William Burroughs and the death of the image, a […]
Disaster in the Context of Unmitigated Disaster -Mindy Fullilove
tomorrow i may be far away, romare bearden
Is the Anthropocene a Doomsday Device? Colebrook & Wolfe
The Gap
Originally posted on Groks Science Radio Show and Podcast:
Humans seem very distinct from other animals, but what is it about the human mind that truly defines us as uniquely…
Broad Sky Blues – Teal & Co.
UUVVWWZ deliver us some notes from here in flyover country http://goodymob.blogspot.com/
James Gleick on Information and Meaning
if we are pluralists I think we need to give up on the quest for the holy grail of a grand Syn-Thesis, a one-size-fits-all unifying theory/model/framework/formula/equation/etc, and stick to what […]
synthetic zerØ 