https://soundcloud.com/the-global-lab/the-global-lab-city-of-terror “neurogeographer Panos Mavros talks panic on the streets of London, James Kneale explains HP Lovecraft’s fear of cities, and Thomas Oleron Evans chats to mathematician Peter Baudains about the […]

However, while the metonymy of Bataille’s text is tightly constrained by the two metaphoric ‘rows’, Baudrillard sees the juxtapositions of Ballard’s novel as devoid of metaphor: their principle of concatenation […]

Originally posted on foam of the days:
reading> Candor by Anne Carson published here> Bomb Magazine_ _ _ unedited, mistaken but maybe you read Anne.

http://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2016/09/stunning-videos-of-evolution-in-action/499136/

“Our initial conception of flourishing was stymied in our relations with the bio-scientists and other social scientists (more on this below). This indifference led us to develop a conceptual repertoire […]

Remembering something I lost when I wrote this The highway is overhead this time. We’re at a petrol station. You don’t know how to react to condoms on the highway. […]

“Summer 2016 has marked a new step in the rush towards the annihilation. The string of suicidal terrorist acts in France, in Germany, and the fragmentary wars in the Middle […]

“The Radio of the Future—the central tree of our consciousness—will inaugurate new ways to cope with our endless undertakings and will unite all mankind. The main Radio station, that stronghold […]

audio @ http://www.wnyc.org/story/world-where-internet-so-prevalent-do-smart-devices-really-improve-our-lives/ http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2015/06/the-internet-of-things-you-dont-really-need/396485/

https://soundcloud.com/penamerican/ginsberg-sings

Announcement of Nationally Coordinated Prisoner Workstoppage for Sept 9, 2016 http://www.podtrac.com/pts/redirect.mp3/traffic.libsyn.com/majorityfm/09-13-16-John_Washington-PUB.mp3

http://mpegmedia.abc.net.au/rn/podcast/2016/08/lms_20160831_0905.mp3 “In March 1948, a recently returned Australian Prisoner of War and Changi internee, embarked on a series of experiments that changed the course of medicine. Working alone, in a […]

1. The hut/shack in Norway. Not as a place of something akin to pilgrimage but instead somewhere that people/characters wind up/stumble across, i.e. https://minorliteratures.files.wordpress.com/2016/09/continue-reading-opens-in-pdf.pdf @djohnroberts

“Do you have others working for you? Is the need to work a curse? Or, is work life? Does work establish the relationship between the ‘body’ and nature, economy & […]