Waiting for Trump
Hilton Obenzinger: December 2016 I sit in one of the greasy truck stops on Interstate 5, near Red Bluff, dizzy and scared. Decades of hope seem suddenly to turn to […]
Monthly Archives: December 2016
the fairest of them all (still more adventures in surveillance part vi)
Who Will Survive America?
dissociative states w/ adam curtis
free speech for dickheads -zero squared
http://media.blubrry.com/zerosquared/p/content.blubrry.com/zerosquared/zeropodcast94.mp3 “Amber A’Lee Frost is a writer living in Brooklyn, who has written for such publications as Jacobin, the Baffler, and Current Affairs, where she is an editor at large. […]
Error-Correction: an introduction to future diagrams. Impossible Structures: “the eye that remains of the me that was I”.
Stuart Firestein Why Science Needs to Fail
Vtv
Errol Morris on philosophical smoke & mirrors or show me the evidence
Lunatic Philosophy?
It has been many years since I last considered pursuing philosophy as a profession. I like my relative stability intensely acquaintances with the funk of life sans the vertigo of managing massively […]
NO LAB in RMB City
Jessie Beier—There’s No I In Me (or, “I Don’t Necessarily Agree with Everything I Say”)
#WeAreTheGlitch
After Kant (1)
Originally posted on Becoming Integral: Notes on Planetary Coexistence:
Kant, like many philosophers, is notoriously difficult to read. Some people blame his proclivity for pedantic exuberance. That’s not totally inaccurate,…
The city smells of decay (journal of biourbanism)
Decomposition & Simultaneity: New Prospects for an Old Avant-Garde
SynTalk the magic of making
“Is all making curating? Is the location of a maker a fiction? Are there always rules to making? Is any expression preceded by an act of repression? How, then, is […]
chinese night, mike horn
“…because the Southern Strategy” the presidential edition free black press radio
The Infra-Ordinary (Georges Perec)
What’s needed perhaps is finally to found our own anthropology, one that will speak about us, will look in ourselves for what for so long we’ve been pillaging from others. […]
