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  Their eyes met across the rugged mountain landscape of prehistoric Romania. He was a Neanderthal, and stark naked apart from a fur cape. He had good posture and pale skin, perhaps…

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• Bookmark "The world has become weird": crisis, natures and radical re-enchantment - STEPS…

  In this essay, Amber Huff and Nathan Oxley reflect on questions that have emerged through Natures, the STEPS Centre’s theme throughout 2020.

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• Bookmark When Futurism Led to Fascism—and Why It Could Happen Again | WIRED

  In 1909, a poet named Filippo Marinetti was driving along in his brand new Fiat when he came across two cyclists in the road. Marinetti swerved to avoid hitting his fellow…

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• Syllabus Cache Rethinking Artificial Intelligence through Feminism | CCCB LAB

  Technology surrounds us and is everywhere, but how this technology is made and who really benefits from it and who does not, are still important questions to be investigated.

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• Reddit Can anyone suggest me a book wherein a character undergoes a SLOW/ GRADUAL permanent transformation into a creature/animal/monster/ hybrid I've seen my fair share of novels wherein characters transform into werewolves or animals but the transformations I've encountered almost always seems to happen rather instantaneously and in the case of shapeshifters, well they could always revert back to their human forms so…

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• Reddit Have you read any scifi that you found overly disturbing? I like weird scifi, and sometimes I am in the mood for scifi that makes me uncomfortable. I don't necessarily mean horror or weird Lovecraftian fiction (not a fan) but just really dark scifi. So what are the weirdest, most unsettling scifi books…

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• Bookmark Parasite-inspired drug delivery system could be the future of medicine - BBC…

  You based the technology on parasitic hookworms. Where did that idea come from? We’ve been trying to deliver drugs through the gastrointestinal tract, and that is a formidable challenge because the…

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• Bookmark The biological research putting purpose back into life | Aeon Essays

  Animal immune systems depend on white blood cells called macrophages that devour and engulf invaders.

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• Bookmark Terraforming the Earth, Redesigning the World | CCCB LAB

  The term terraforming refers to the transformation of the ecosystems of other planets or satellites to enable them to support Earth-like life.

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• Bookmark The Zoom Gaze — Real Life

  Since the pandemic began, the seemingly mundane protocols of Zoom have become a significant part of many people’s daily lives: finding the right link, setting up the peripherals, managing the glitches…

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• Bookmark The Racist Legacy of Computer-Generated Humans - Scientific American

  Computer-generated imagery is supposed to be one of the success stories of computer science. Starting in the 1970s, the algorithms for realistically depicting digital worlds were developed in a monumental joint…

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  How the death of nine Russian students has fuelled conspiracy theories for 60 years

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  October 22 2020, 11:59am | Comments

• Bookmark An Incomplete Timeline of What We Tried

  Human extinction. The coordinated release of various strains of a human sterilization virus.

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• Syllabus Cache An Open P2P Resource for AI technology: Art, Academia and…

  An open knowledge list for all to add to, use, and share with others.

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• Bookmark How Memes, Lulz, and "Ironic" Bigotry Won the Internet - The Atlantic

  In the 2010s, Hitler memes and “ironic” racism filled the internet. What if we had taken them seriously? Updated at 4:00 a.m. ET on Oct. 4, 2020.

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  I was 10 when Super Mario Galaxy came out, and I’m 22 now on its rerelease. There was all sorts of confusion before it came out, about what really was the…

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  Parag Khanna is the author of Connectography (2016) and The Future is Asian (2019). Michael Ferrari is managing partner at Atlas Research Innovations and a senior fellow at the Wharton School.

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• Bookmark Judith Butler on the culture wars, JK Rowling and living in “anti-intellectual…

  Thirty years ago, the philosopher Judith Butler*, now 64, published a book that revolutionised popular attitudes on gender. Gender Trouble, the work she is perhaps best known for, introduced ideas of gender as performance.

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• Bookmark How Humanity Came To Contemplate Its Possible Extinction: A Timeline | The…

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  “If you look at Google Earth, it’s springtime everywhere,” explains Gopal Shah, Google Earth’s product manager, in a YouTube interview. In a TED talk he boasts that Google Earth is “cloud-free,”…

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• Bookmark Why Are Octopuses So Smart? - The Atlantic

  A small shark spots its prey—a meaty, seemingly defenseless octopus. The shark ambushes, and then, in one of the most astonishing sequences in the series Blue Planet II, the octopus escapes.…

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• Bookmark Revolutionary archaeology reveals the deepest possible Anthropocene | Aeon Essays

  Humanity’s transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture is one of the most important developments in human and Earth history. Human societies, plant and animal populations, the makeup of the atmosphere,…

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• Syllabus Cache Collapse of Civilization reading list

  This is a list of books on and related to collapse broken down by various categories.

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• Bookmark Here's what we know sex with Neanderthals was like - BBC Future

  Their eyes met across the rugged mountain landscape of prehistoric Romania. He was a Neanderthal, and stark naked apart from a fur cape. He had good posture and pale skin, perhaps…

  January 18 2021, 6:55am | Comments

• Bookmark "The world has become weird": crisis, natures and radical re-enchantment - STEPS…

  In this essay, Amber Huff and Nathan Oxley reflect on questions that have emerged through Natures, the STEPS Centre’s theme throughout 2020.

  January 18 2021, 6:55am | Comments

• Bookmark When Futurism Led to Fascism—and Why It Could Happen Again | WIRED

  In 1909, a poet named Filippo Marinetti was driving along in his brand new Fiat when he came across two cyclists in the road. Marinetti swerved to avoid hitting his fellow…

  January 18 2021, 6:55am | Comments

• Syllabus Cache Rethinking Artificial Intelligence through Feminism | CCCB LAB

  Technology surrounds us and is everywhere, but how this technology is made and who really benefits from it and who does not, are still important questions to be investigated.

  January 8 2021, 11:36pm | Comments

• YouTube

  January 7 2021, 11:52am | Comments

• Reddit Can anyone suggest me a book wherein a character undergoes a SLOW/ GRADUAL permanent transformation into a creature/animal/monster/ hybrid I've seen my fair share of novels wherein characters transform into werewolves or animals but the transformations I've encountered almost always seems to happen rather instantaneously and in the case of shapeshifters, well they could always revert back to their human forms so…

  January 1 2021, 11:03pm | Comments

• Reddit Have you read any scifi that you found overly disturbing? I like weird scifi, and sometimes I am in the mood for scifi that makes me uncomfortable. I don't necessarily mean horror or weird Lovecraftian fiction (not a fan) but just really dark scifi. So what are the weirdest, most unsettling scifi books…

  December 23 2020, 10:31am | Comments

• Bookmark Parasite-inspired drug delivery system could be the future of medicine - BBC…

  You based the technology on parasitic hookworms. Where did that idea come from? We’ve been trying to deliver drugs through the gastrointestinal tract, and that is a formidable challenge because the…

  December 23 2020, 1:19am | Comments

• Bookmark The biological research putting purpose back into life | Aeon Essays

  Animal immune systems depend on white blood cells called macrophages that devour and engulf invaders.

  December 23 2020, 1:19am | Comments

• Bookmark Terraforming the Earth, Redesigning the World | CCCB LAB

  The term terraforming refers to the transformation of the ecosystems of other planets or satellites to enable them to support Earth-like life.

  December 23 2020, 1:19am | Comments

• Bookmark The Zoom Gaze — Real Life

  Since the pandemic began, the seemingly mundane protocols of Zoom have become a significant part of many people’s daily lives: finding the right link, setting up the peripherals, managing the glitches…

  December 23 2020, 1:19am | Comments

• Bookmark The Racist Legacy of Computer-Generated Humans - Scientific American

  Computer-generated imagery is supposed to be one of the success stories of computer science. Starting in the 1970s, the algorithms for realistically depicting digital worlds were developed in a monumental joint…

  December 23 2020, 1:19am | Comments

• YouTube

  December 13 2020, 11:00am | Comments

• Metafilter MeFi: This Person Exists A website showing the real faces of real people used to train This Person Does Not Exist, without their knowledge or consent.

  December 9 2020, 1:37am | Comments

• Syllabus Cache How to Predict Culture in 2050?

  Milanote relies on JavaScript to do anything useful, please enable it and try again.

  November 29 2020, 6:36am | Comments

• Podcast Cache The Dyatlov Pass mystery

  How the death of nine Russian students has fuelled conspiracy theories for 60 years

  October 27 2020, 7:15am | Comments

• Syllabus Cache Cyberfeminism Index

  Cyberfeminism Index is INCOMPLETE and ALWAYS IN PROGRESS. Commissioned by Rhizome, it premiered with New Museum’s First Look. The printed publication Cyberfeminism Catalog will be published by Inventory Press in 2022. Please feel welcome to contribute using the…

  October 22 2020, 11:59am | Comments

• Bookmark An Incomplete Timeline of What We Tried

  Human extinction. The coordinated release of various strains of a human sterilization virus.

  October 22 2020, 6:13am | Comments

• Syllabus Cache An Open P2P Resource for AI technology: Art, Academia and…

  An open knowledge list for all to add to, use, and share with others.

  October 14 2020, 11:59pm | Comments

• YouTube

  October 12 2020, 12:00pm | Comments

• Bookmark How Memes, Lulz, and "Ironic" Bigotry Won the Internet - The Atlantic

  In the 2010s, Hitler memes and “ironic” racism filled the internet. What if we had taken them seriously? Updated at 4:00 a.m. ET on Oct. 4, 2020.

  October 10 2020, 12:13am | Comments

• Bookmark Not So Super, Mario.. I was 10 when Super Mario Galaxy came……

  I was 10 when Super Mario Galaxy came out, and I’m 22 now on its rerelease. There was all sorts of confusion before it came out, about what really was the…

  October 9 2020, 12:13am | Comments

• Bookmark Geoengineering Is the Only Solution to Our Climate Calamities | WIRED

  Parag Khanna is the author of Connectography (2016) and The Future is Asian (2019). Michael Ferrari is managing partner at Atlas Research Innovations and a senior fellow at the Wharton School.

  October 9 2020, 12:13am | Comments

• Bookmark Judith Butler on the culture wars, JK Rowling and living in “anti-intellectual…

  Thirty years ago, the philosopher Judith Butler*, now 64, published a book that revolutionised popular attitudes on gender. Gender Trouble, the work she is perhaps best known for, introduced ideas of gender as performance.

  October 9 2020, 12:13am | Comments

• Bookmark How Humanity Came To Contemplate Its Possible Extinction: A Timeline | The…

  It is only in the last couple of centuries that we have begun to grasp that our existence might one day cease to exist forever. Today's attempts to measure and mitigate…

  October 9 2020, 12:13am | Comments

• Bookmark Springtime Everywhere — Real Life

  “If you look at Google Earth, it’s springtime everywhere,” explains Gopal Shah, Google Earth’s product manager, in a YouTube interview. In a TED talk he boasts that Google Earth is “cloud-free,”…

  October 8 2020, 11:13pm | Comments

• Bookmark Why Are Octopuses So Smart? - The Atlantic

  A small shark spots its prey—a meaty, seemingly defenseless octopus. The shark ambushes, and then, in one of the most astonishing sequences in the series Blue Planet II, the octopus escapes.…

  October 8 2020, 11:13pm | Comments

• Twitter

  i am so tired of thinking about donald trump

  

  October 4 2020, 3:25pm | Comments

• Bookmark Revolutionary archaeology reveals the deepest possible Anthropocene | Aeon Essays

  Humanity’s transition from hunting and gathering to agriculture is one of the most important developments in human and Earth history. Human societies, plant and animal populations, the makeup of the atmosphere,…

  October 2 2020, 6:13am | Comments

• YouTube

  September 23 2020, 4:00am | Comments

• Syllabus Cache Collapse of Civilization reading list

  This is a list of books on and related to collapse broken down by various categories.

  September 21 2020, 5:59am | Comments

• YouTube

  September 17 2020, 10:08am | Comments

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