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March 13, 2020, it was evening. I was sitting in my apartment holding my phone in my hand debating calling off a commitment to speak at a Philadelphia university that evening. On the one hand, I wanted to be safe. Early reports told the public that elderly and disabled people were going to be the…
Prior to the emergence of Web3’s brave new art world , numerous artists were already confronting the Web2 paradigm of centralized control and its impact on society. These trailblazing creators often a
Last week Monday, I was at Spacing’s election night party at a pub in the Annex, watching the results of the election roll in after 8PM. Public polls consistently saw former Toronto city councillor an
Every year I’ve lived in New York City, a day unexpectedly arrives — usually in May or June — when I step outside, take a deep and appreciative breath, and realize that for the past several months, I’
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07 Aug 2020 Updated June 19th, 2023 Small Is Beautiful (Oct, 2022): What is the Small Web and why do we need it? Today, I want to introduce you to a concept – and a vision for the future of our specie
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Here is something that happens all too often: Institution is accused of doing something wrong Doesn’t say anything for slightly too long People get annoyed and angry on social media Institution issues
COVID emerging from cells using false-color images from an electron scanning microscope. “When one individual inflicts injury upon another such that death results, we call that manslaughter. When soci
I t’s It’s been 16 years since he first drew that doughnut. Like several of his peers in the Odd Future collective he cofounded, Tyler, the Creator is now an A-list star, a multi-hyphenate, a key figu
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With her new album, the emo ambient musician has learned to embrace everyday pleasures.
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One spring evening, the San Antonio-basedexperimental musician Claire Rousay was in the driver’s seat of her parked car, smoking cigarettes and sipping a well-concealed beverage, when she picked up…
A wave of people passionate about parks has arrived in Toronto for the annual @Park_People conference, and @Ian_Darragh shares some of the fascinating projects the participants are involved in. https://t.co/fo7conce58
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Everybody’s talking about Avatar 2, but nobody’s asking the big question. To celebrate the 10-year anniversary of Avatar, director James Cameron made a YouTube video where he answered questions from f
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What is the most uninformative statement that people are inclined to make? My nominee would be “I love to travel.” This tells you very little about a person, because nearly everyone likes to travel; a
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Article body […] The history of the ear is always a history of madness too. - Friedrich Kittler, “The God of Ears” 2015 [1982] : 9 I. Lunatics A heartbeat, a
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Image: Design_Cells (Shutterstock) Humans today are developing perhaps the most powerful technology in our history: artificial intelligence. The societal harms of AI — including discrimination, threat
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The Pitch Alongside Daft Punk, these two producers redefined dance music around the turn of the century. Now they’re back with a collaborative project and an infectious new single featuring Panda Bear
A Marxist reader for disorienting times I know that I am not alone in saying that I am the most politically disoriented and unorganized I have been in my life. While I have political tastes and desire
Updated at 11:34 a.m. ET on June 7, 2023. “H ow are we gonna cover Trump? That’s not something I stay up at night thinking about,” Chris Licht told me. “It’s very simple.” It was the fall of 2022. Thi
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T he Semilla cafe and coworking space sits in the heart of the upscale Laureles neighborhood in the city of Medellín. It looks as if it were picked up in Silicon Valley and dropped into Colombia by a
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For the first time in three years, this year’s Oscars bore no trace of the pandemic: Faces were fully visible, celebrities packed the champagne carpet, and the Best Picture lineup included multiple bo
Alan Braxe, co-writer, guitar, production I have three distinct memories of hearing this song. Right after we finished the track, we listened to it in the studio on a boombox. The sound was really poo
Today in Tedium: Does it really matter what types of shoes politicians wear in 2023? Really? Over the last 60 years or so, formal wear has largely started a slow fade out of style as professional envi
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