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• Additivism Il ritorno del futuro

  Il ritorno del futuro A long piece - in Italian - about the current state of the future. With reflections on #Additivism, #Xenofeminism, #Chthulucene, #PostInternet: In true spirit of Marinetti, additivism chasing an ideal post-human to the edge of pornography; technological fetishism in their…

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• Bookmark Homo naledi: new species of ancient human discovered, claim scientists | Science…

  Explorers happened upon the bones after squeezing through a fissure high up in the rear wall of the Rising Star cave, 50km from Johannesburg, before descending down a long, narrow chute…

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Bookmark Plastic-eating worms may offer solution to mounting waste, researchers discover

  Consider the plastic foam cup. Every year, Americans throw away 2.5 billion of them. And yet, that waste is just a fraction of the 33 million tons of plastic Americans discard…

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• Bookmark e-flux journal 56th Venice Biennale – SUPERCOMMUNITY – Extinction as Usual?: Geo-Social…

  The concept of the Anthropocene, the so-called geological age of man, has become pervasive in recent years, marking one of those rare instances when an idea from the natural sciences gains…

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• Bookmark Do humans stand a chance in Earth’s sixth mass extinction? - Quartz

  Scientists recently suggested that the Earth’s sixth mass extinction has begun.

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• Bookmark Hurtcore Porn and the Dark Web: Why We Need an Ethics of…

  In a famous scene from the original Jurassic Park, Ian Malcolm (played by Jeff Goldblum), is lunching with John Hammond. They are discussing the ethics of building a theme park of…

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• Bookmark Peter Sloterdijk's Philosophy Gives Reasons for Living | The New Republic

  Peter Sloterdijk has been one of Germany’s best-known philosophers for 30 years, ever since the publication of his Critique of Cynical Reason in 1983—a thousand-page treatise that became a best-seller.

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• Bookmark The Theological Questions Raised by the Homo Naledi Fossils - The Atlantic

  Earlier this month, scientists working in South Africa made an exciting announcement: They had discovered a new species of human ancestor.

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Bookmark Sex robots are actually going to be good for humanity - Quartz

  “Ban sex robots!” scream the tech headlines, as if they’re heralding the arrival of the latest artificial intelligence threat to humankind since autonomous killer robots.

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Bookmark Method Unveiled To Store Data Forever In Quartz Glass - disinformation

  If we hope to preserve the knowledge and art produced by human civilization long after we are gone, or send a message to beings far from us in space of billions…

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• Bookmark Even Sophisticated AI Can’t Always Tell a Parrot from a Cat |…

  Samim Winiger spends a lot of his time playing around with neural networks, primitive artificial brains trained to autonomously run through algorithms for some kind of output, whether image recognition or…

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• Additivism To Print a New Humanity

  In creating a thing, there is implicit a dream of making it appear spontaneously.

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• Instagram I would be the shittiest President

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• Bookmark The Darkness Before the Right - The Awl

  It’s hard to talk seriously about something with a silly name, and neoreaction is no exception.

  October 1 2015, 11:43am | Comments

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  Send in the deodands

  

  September 28 2015, 5:18am | Comments

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  I flew over the Pope

  

  September 23 2015, 4:29pm | Comments

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  The era of human scale activism is over.

  

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• Additivism VIA Festival Announces Visual Artists, Exhibitions This...

  VIA Festival Announces Visual Artists, Exhibitions This selection of local and international emerging artists who work fluidly between a variety of digital media (video, animation, computer-generated imagery, augmented reality) have been paired with the festival’s headlining acts.

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• Tumblr additivism:What is #Additivism? Critical Perspectives on 3D...

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  "These are, so to speak, negative aspects of progress, in a homeostatic sense."

  

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• Bookmark Controversial Philosopher Says Man And Machine Will Fuse Into One Being

  Peter Sloterdijk is Germany’s most controversial thinker and media theorist. He has dared to challenge long-established divisions in traditional philosophy of body and soul, subject and object, culture and nature.

  September 11 2015, 5:19pm | Comments

• Bookmark Julian Savulescu: The Philosopher Who Says We Should Play God

  Australian bioethicist Julian Savulescu has a knack for provocation. Take human cloning. He says most of us would readily accept it if it benefited us.

  September 9 2015, 11:27am | Comments

• Bookmark Compulsive Decluttering: The Opposite of Hoarding - The Atlantic

  As long as she can remember, Annabelle Charbit has loathed “stuff.” She hated birthdays because birthdays meant gifts. And gifts meant finding a way to toss them. At 5 years old,…

  September 9 2015, 11:27am | Comments

• Bookmark What Happens When Biases Are Inadvertently Baked Into Algorithms - The Atlantic

  A recent ProPublica analysis of The Princeton Review’s prices for online SAT tutoring shows that customers in areas with a high density of Asian residents are often charged more.

  September 9 2015, 11:27am | Comments

• Ask Metafilter The Footprint on Crusoe's Island & its use in critical theory The single appearance of the footprint in Daniel Defoe's 1719 novel, Robinson Crusoe, is perhaps one of the most famous events in all of literature. I am interested in who has referenced it, and for what ends, especially in critical theory. I also…

  September 9 2015, 8:03am | Comments

• Bookmark How Machine Vision Is About to Change the Fashion World | MIT…

   In the 2006 film The Devil Wears Prada, the notorious fashion editor Miranda Priestly sizes up people at a glance by analyzing their clothes, who designed them, and what year they…

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• YouTube

  October 12 2015, 7:42am | Comments

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  October 10 2015, 11:07pm | Comments

• Additivism Il ritorno del futuro

  Il ritorno del futuro A long piece - in Italian - about the current state of the future. With reflections on #Additivism, #Xenofeminism, #Chthulucene, #PostInternet: In true spirit of Marinetti, additivism chasing an ideal post-human to the edge of pornography; technological fetishism in their…

  October 5 2015, 10:40pm | Comments

• Bookmark Homo naledi: new species of ancient human discovered, claim scientists | Science…

  Explorers happened upon the bones after squeezing through a fissure high up in the rear wall of the Rising Star cave, 50km from Johannesburg, before descending down a long, narrow chute…

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Bookmark Plastic-eating worms may offer solution to mounting waste, researchers discover

  Consider the plastic foam cup. Every year, Americans throw away 2.5 billion of them. And yet, that waste is just a fraction of the 33 million tons of plastic Americans discard…

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Bookmark e-flux journal 56th Venice Biennale – SUPERCOMMUNITY – Extinction as Usual?: Geo-Social…

  The concept of the Anthropocene, the so-called geological age of man, has become pervasive in recent years, marking one of those rare instances when an idea from the natural sciences gains…

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Bookmark Do humans stand a chance in Earth’s sixth mass extinction? - Quartz

  Scientists recently suggested that the Earth’s sixth mass extinction has begun.

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Bookmark Hurtcore Porn and the Dark Web: Why We Need an Ethics of…

  In a famous scene from the original Jurassic Park, Ian Malcolm (played by Jeff Goldblum), is lunching with John Hammond. They are discussing the ethics of building a theme park of…

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Bookmark Peter Sloterdijk's Philosophy Gives Reasons for Living | The New Republic

  Peter Sloterdijk has been one of Germany’s best-known philosophers for 30 years, ever since the publication of his Critique of Cynical Reason in 1983—a thousand-page treatise that became a best-seller.

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Bookmark The Theological Questions Raised by the Homo Naledi Fossils - The Atlantic

  Earlier this month, scientists working in South Africa made an exciting announcement: They had discovered a new species of human ancestor.

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Bookmark Sex robots are actually going to be good for humanity - Quartz

  “Ban sex robots!” scream the tech headlines, as if they’re heralding the arrival of the latest artificial intelligence threat to humankind since autonomous killer robots.

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Bookmark Method Unveiled To Store Data Forever In Quartz Glass - disinformation

  If we hope to preserve the knowledge and art produced by human civilization long after we are gone, or send a message to beings far from us in space of billions…

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Bookmark Even Sophisticated AI Can’t Always Tell a Parrot from a Cat |…

  Samim Winiger spends a lot of his time playing around with neural networks, primitive artificial brains trained to autonomously run through algorithms for some kind of output, whether image recognition or…

  October 3 2015, 10:38am | Comments

• Additivism To Print a New Humanity

  In creating a thing, there is implicit a dream of making it appear spontaneously.

  October 3 2015, 7:54am | Comments

• Vimeo

  October 2 2015, 5:28pm | Comments

• Instagram I would be the shittiest President

  October 1 2015, 2:10pm | Comments

• Bookmark The Darkness Before the Right - The Awl

  It’s hard to talk seriously about something with a silly name, and neoreaction is no exception.

  October 1 2015, 11:43am | Comments

• Twitter

  Send in the deodands

  

  September 28 2015, 5:18am | Comments

• Twitter

  I flew over the Pope

  

  September 23 2015, 4:29pm | Comments

• Twitter

  The era of human scale activism is over.

  

  September 22 2015, 2:42pm | Comments

• Additivism VIA Festival Announces Visual Artists, Exhibitions This...

  VIA Festival Announces Visual Artists, Exhibitions This selection of local and international emerging artists who work fluidly between a variety of digital media (video, animation, computer-generated imagery, augmented reality) have been paired with the festival’s headlining acts.

  September 20 2015, 1:51pm | Comments

• YouTube

  September 20 2015, 1:43am | Comments

• YouTube

  September 18 2015, 7:56am | Comments

• Vimeo

  September 17 2015, 3:28pm | Comments

• Tumblr additivism:What is #Additivism? Critical Perspectives on 3D...

  September 17 2015, 3:19pm | Comments

• Twitter

  "These are, so to speak, negative aspects of progress, in a homeostatic sense."

  

  September 16 2015, 4:03pm | Comments

• Bookmark Controversial Philosopher Says Man And Machine Will Fuse Into One Being

  Peter Sloterdijk is Germany’s most controversial thinker and media theorist. He has dared to challenge long-established divisions in traditional philosophy of body and soul, subject and object, culture and nature.

  September 11 2015, 5:19pm | Comments

• Bookmark Julian Savulescu: The Philosopher Who Says We Should Play God

  Australian bioethicist Julian Savulescu has a knack for provocation. Take human cloning. He says most of us would readily accept it if it benefited us.

  September 9 2015, 11:27am | Comments

• Bookmark Compulsive Decluttering: The Opposite of Hoarding - The Atlantic

  As long as she can remember, Annabelle Charbit has loathed “stuff.” She hated birthdays because birthdays meant gifts. And gifts meant finding a way to toss them. At 5 years old,…

  September 9 2015, 11:27am | Comments

• Bookmark What Happens When Biases Are Inadvertently Baked Into Algorithms - The Atlantic

  A recent ProPublica analysis of The Princeton Review’s prices for online SAT tutoring shows that customers in areas with a high density of Asian residents are often charged more.

  September 9 2015, 11:27am | Comments

• Ask Metafilter The Footprint on Crusoe's Island & its use in critical theory The single appearance of the footprint in Daniel Defoe's 1719 novel, Robinson Crusoe, is perhaps one of the most famous events in all of literature. I am interested in who has referenced it, and for what ends, especially in critical theory. I also…

  September 9 2015, 8:03am | Comments

• Bookmark How Machine Vision Is About to Change the Fashion World | MIT…

   In the 2006 film The Devil Wears Prada, the notorious fashion editor Miranda Priestly sizes up people at a glance by analyzing their clothes, who designed them, and what year they…

  September 9 2015, 1:58am | Comments

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