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Data economy, surveillance, systems of systems, and how datasource population fights back-- pointing the finger at Bill Vollmann (and all of us)
Feb 27Share
Ensuring the unavoidable leisure shall not cause misery all round instead of being a universal source of happiness
Feb 11Share
The folly of utopia, mass movements, and the commoditized validation of a distorted ideal.
Feb 2Share
The creative process may be a burden; does it persist out of necessity to human connection, purely a cudgel to remain productive, or a tool for empathe…
Jan 28Share
Is there precedent for weaponizing stereotypes? Tools and tactics of propaganda can share a function to dramatically different ends, but does it work?
Jan 23Share
What is solidarity if not the collectivizing incentive for surviving the end of the world, and to get ahead of it?
Jan 9Share
Examining the failed "Mishima Incident" in the post-war century provides tremendous insight into the nature of future successful reactionary ideologica…
Dec 31, 2020Share
The Christmas Season, every year, proves itself a bloodier battlefield in a fight for the soul of Americans between capitalism and solidarity. "Jingle …
Dec 24, 2020Share
MTV's "Daria" gave the 1990's a show with a lot of elements with a lot of depth, but one that bears rexamination is the lessons in statecraft from ever…
Dec 22, 2020Share
The music of Jandek has been described as "a 33-volume suicide note" but is it really more than that, the simulacrum for the post-war citizen defined b…
Dec 11, 2020Share
Visions of vast apathy with Jack Kerouac
Dec 11, 2020Share
How corporate media has made us less free, absorbs the blows from the public for the state, and our fictions lionize it to carry on
Dec 3, 2020Share
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