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There are places we go to stand, naked and vulnerable, before a higher power. Like the ATM. We make our little daily...
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There are places we go to stand, naked and vulnerable, before a higher power. Like the ATM. We make our little daily...
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I think of Keith Haring. (And someone named Ariel Allen.) I admire how he committed to every line — it looks like he...
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In Xinjiang, 82 multinationals are complicit in the state-sponsored torture and enslavement of Uyghurs. The only humane...
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‘It was a bad time to be alive,’ Steve Brusatte tells us. A comet or asteroid about six miles across had just collided...
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We imagine community as a co-created project in which everything can be negotiated, in which everyone has a stake, in...
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There is the dream of an alternate aesthetic, of a world in which aestheticized experience worked only on things that...
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The critic Raymond Williams once wrote that every historical period has its own “structure of feeling.” How everything...
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For years it’s been ridiculously cheap to use mega tankers to ship stuff across the ocean. That will stop.
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Veteran Al Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh wasn’t murdered by the Israeli Defence Forces while covering an IDF raid...
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The virus seems well-turned to exploit the specific characteristic of the world we’ve created for ourselves - with our...
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One minute you’re blasted on molly, snapchatting your dick-tits as Tiësto thuds in the background. Full earthquake eyes....
Read moreDive deep into long form features on everything from smartphone addiction to what a True-Cost global marketplace would mean for the economy.
Is the world finally ready to listen to Herman Daly, father of ecological economics?
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Over the last couple of generations, we in the so-called “developed” world have eased into a very cushy way of living....
Read moreSo there you have it. We take a little pain and our bodies reward us for it, instead of punishing us for our pleasure....
Read moreIf economists could see past their mathematical models and formalist pretensions and embrace psychology, sociology and...
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GENERATIVE AI JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER AND BETTER, UNTIL IT'S INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM THE THING IT'S MIMICKING - NAMELY,...
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Culture jamming in motion.
Listen to conversations with revolutionaries, artists, and thinkers.