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“Messages from beyond” are forms of information, and information is a trickster
“Messages from beyond” are forms of information, and information is a trickster
Where are we? The collective mindscapes we both find and lose ourselves within seem to be rapidly mutating: the compressed "urban" density of an increasingly globalized, networked, and overpopulated world; the twilight zones introduced by media saturation and the collapse of master narratives; the blurry boundary regions between identities, ethnicities, bodies, cultures; the virtual interdimensions of cyberspace. These new social and psychic morphologies demand that we reimagine space itself. One thing is clear: the Cartesian coordinate system will no longer suffice as our central conceptual or tactical... - Quotes
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But what if the medium is the message?
But what if the medium is the message?
Where are we? The collective mindscapes we both find and lose ourselves within seem to be rapidly mutating: the compressed "urban" density of an increasingly globalized, networked, and overpopulated world; the twilight zones introduced by media saturation and the collapse of master narratives; the blurry boundary regions between identities, ethnicities, bodies, cultures; the virtual interdimensions of cyberspace. These new social and psychic morphologies demand that we reimagine space itself. One thing is clear: the Cartesian coordinate system will no longer suffice as our central conceptual or tactical... - Quotes
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There is a difference between psychedelic experiences and psychedelic people
There is a difference between psychedelic experiences and psychedelic people
Where are we? The collective mindscapes we both find and lose ourselves within seem to be rapidly mutating: the compressed "urban" density of an increasingly globalized, networked, and overpopulated world; the twilight zones introduced by media saturation and the collapse of master narratives; the blurry boundary regions between identities, ethnicities, bodies, cultures; the virtual interdimensions of cyberspace. These new social and psychic morphologies demand that we reimagine space itself. One thing is clear: the Cartesian coordinate system will no longer suffice as our central conceptual or tactical... - Quotes
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It is too close, too far-out, its sacred transmissions too muddled with the scandalous grit of its concrete historical unfoldment
It is too close, too far-out, its sacred transmissions too muddled with the scandalous grit of its concrete historical unfoldment
Where are we? The collective mindscapes we both find and lose ourselves within seem to be rapidly mutating: the compressed "urban" density of an increasingly globalized, networked, and overpopulated world; the twilight zones introduced by media saturation and the collapse of master narratives; the blurry boundary regions between identities, ethnicities, bodies, cultures; the virtual interdimensions of cyberspace. These new social and psychic morphologies demand that we reimagine space itself. One thing is clear: the Cartesian coordinate system will no longer suffice as our central conceptual or tactical... - Quotes
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Terminal. What other journey, you might ask, begins at the end?
Terminal. What other journey, you might ask, begins at the end?
Where are we? The collective mindscapes we both find and lose ourselves within seem to be rapidly mutating: the compressed "urban" density of an increasingly globalized, networked, and overpopulated world; the twilight zones introduced by media saturation and the collapse of master narratives; the blurry boundary regions between identities, ethnicities, bodies, cultures; the virtual interdimensions of cyberspace. These new social and psychic morphologies demand that we reimagine space itself. One thing is clear: the Cartesian coordinate system will no longer suffice as our central conceptual or tactical... - Mind and Philosophy21 min
Polyrhythmic Cyberspace and the Black Electronic
Roots and WiresRoots and Wires
Where are we? The collective mindscapes we both find and lose ourselves within seem to be rapidly mutating: the compressed "urban" density of an increasingly globalized, networked, and overpopulated world; the twilight zones introduced by media saturation and the collapse of master narratives; the blurry boundary regions between identities, ethnicities, bodies, cultures; the virtual interdimensions of cyberspace. These new social and psychic morphologies demand that we reimagine space itself. One thing is clear: the Cartesian coordinate system will no longer suffice as our central conceptual or tactical...