Why pity inanimate objects? Posthumanism, people and pebbledash.
Originally posted on lukebennett13:
“…No choice for sugar But what choice could there be? But to drown in coffee or to drown in tea The frustrations of being inanimate Maybe…
dissociative thought disorder
I keep promising to stop with the short posts and focus on writing long essays and completed sequences. My way of thinking is still trapped in a kind of hyperactivity. […]
psychopathic survivalism
On the one side, then, are the Stoics and Neo-Stoics like Martha Nussbaum, who defend a rationalist and cognitive theory of the emotions, in which any emotion must involve an […]
Sojourns In The Parallel World by Denise Levertov
We live our lives of human passions, cruelties, dreams, concepts, crimes and the exercise of virtue in and beside a world devoid of our preoccupations, free from apprehension–though affected, certainly, […]
re-booting autonomous scenes w/ bifo berardi
https://soundcloud.com/rebootfm/2011-02-02-transmediale-bifo franco shows up around 13:30 “The Insurrection: Diana McCarty interviews Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi on Radio Alice, social movements and media. The talk looks at the 1977 March uprising in […]
particles swirl in the atmosphere
“Different kinds of particles are a different color,” explains climate scientist, Gavin Schmidt. “The easiest to see are the reddy-orange particles; those are dust and you can see them streaming […]
Even Paradise requires an Exit Strategy by David Roden
Here’s the opening of a fiction in progress, “The Instilling”< which I’ll be reading at a closed event in Dublin over the Halloween weekend. I’ve advertised it as “A post-singularity […]
learning to fail & die in the anthoprocene as buddhist practice
“The question I face, the question we all face, the ethical question at the heart of human life and the ethical question Buddhism helps us see at the heart of […]
baselines
When I am manic I am a leftist; when I feel normal I am a pessimist. The key question of post-nihilist praxis is why should anybody care about anything. We’re split […]
Calling Cthulhu Lovecraft @ 125
http://podcast.wpr.org/tbk/tbk151025a.mp3 “H.P. Lovecraft’s influence on pop culture has exploded in recent years. But why? Erik Davis is a cultural critic and the author of the essay, “Calling Cthulhu: H.P. Lovecraft’s Magickal Realism.” […]
Graeber vs Viveiros de Castro: Radical alterity is just another way of saying “reality”
“As a response to Eduardo Viveiros de Castro’s critique of my essay “Fetishes are gods in the process of construction,” this paper enters into critical engagement with anthropological proponents of […]
Charles Simic’s The Friends of Heraclitus
Your friend has died, with whom You roamed the streets, At all hours, talking philosophy. So, today you went alone, Stopping often to change places With your imaginary companion, And […]
“Strongest Storm Ever Recorded” Bears Down on Mexico
This is Not Cool Above, scientists explain why climate change intensifies storms and precipitation. CNN: Patricia — the strongest hurricane ever recorded — barreled closer and closer Friday morning to […]
remorse by matt sesow
Class War NOT Austerity in the UK w/ Yanis Varoufakis
The metropolis & mental health: are big cities making us sick?
“New research, new methods and new data offer some promising pathways for novel theories and concepts to understand how urban existence gets under the skin. For example, we could combine […]
So much for a blind obedience to a blundering oracle…
“Most men, even in this comparatively free country, through mere ignorance and mistake, are so occupied with the factitious cares and superfluously coarse labors of life that its finer fruits […]
DELEUZE ON DIALOGUE: DISCUSSION vs CONVERSATION
Originally posted on AGENT SWARM:
Deleuze habitually condemns “discussion” as narcissistic and sterile, an empty social ritual to be avoided at all costs: It is already hard enough to understand…
At the Bus Stop
Originally posted on Shannon E. Williams:
Turning again and again towards the empty place fails to bring it any closer any faster ?
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