Nimrod vs. Abraham
James Simpkins on cynegetic violence and ontological policing in Gregoire Chamayou's Manhunts (2012).
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James Simpkins on cynegetic violence and ontological policing in Gregoire Chamayou's Manhunts (2012).
My friend Beau [https://beaugunderson.com/] suggested that I reflect on cyberpunk again, do an issue of Exolymph [https://www.exolymph.news/] for old time's sake. I've been pondering the
As in, for our own sakes is why we should agree to disagree. (It'll make sense in a second.) I do genuinely believe that, you know! I believe it so hard that
Stahlblau [https://twitter.com/Stahlblau4], memetics analyst at The Outpost [https://eltipicostahlblau.wordpress.com/], kindly contributed the following guest post about divinity and the End Times — or the After Times, or whatever grimly liminal
On the existential politics of sorting through salience signals under uncertainty.
Watching livestreamed riots last night, fire and mayhem in fuzzy rectangles, I thought of Don Henley's 1985 hit [https://genius.com/Don-henley-all-she-wants-to-do-is-dance-lyrics]: "
Last July, I was talking about Zcash on Twitter, and Josh Grobe asked me this question: Q: what additional utility do cryptos like zcash have vs more traditional transactional methods (Credit Cards)? Interested in
If you aren't familiar with z2z Public Messages, click here [https://www.sonyasupposedly.com/z2z-public-messages/]. Wednesday, December 18, 2019 "I know a lot of ppl who are coming back
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