The tyranny of the straight line
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It was in the backseat of a white pickup that I learned about the people of the bat. It was 2016. My mother had died the...
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n an age of virtually ubiquitous mental illness, with ecological and political collapse just around the corner, Outsider...
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While earlier forms of money consisted of anything from sea shells to sheep, coins made of gold and silver gradually...
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Walking through downtown Vancouver is a striking spectacle, a study in contrasts. Teenage and young adult shoppers...
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Do we still have it? Can we invent new aesthetics, design sustainable products and rid our cities of waste . . ....
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Climate change tethers us to a perspective that oscillates between the impossible and the inevitable, already and not...
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Hard times are coming, when we'll be wanting the voices of writers who can see alternatives to how we live now, can see...
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After more than 70 years of diplomatic non-recognition, last year the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan, and Morocco all joined Egypt...
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Social media platforms are trapping us in Skinner boxes. We keep swiping up and up, hoping for some connection to appear...
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Hitler’s mass-rally appearances were constructs of words, military symbols, architectural backgrounds and nationalistic...
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Gen. Min Aung Hlaing of Myanmar. Belarus’s Lukashenko. Assad. Sisi. MBS. These monsters lord it over millions of people,...
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Ray Materson’s works are all little tapestries stitched out of threads from socks. He was in jail for some 15 years and...
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La solution à la crise climatique Il y a d’intenses réflexions à propos de l’urgence climatique, à l’échelle globale,...
Read moreThe late Stanford philosopher and therapist Paul Watzlawick had a good way of explaining how to get out of impossible...
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Blame Johnny Rotten (who by the way, was never really an anarchist – he only needed a rhyme for “antichrist” in that...
Read moreAn Interview with Kohei Saito, Kohei Saito, a professor of philosophy at the University of Tokyo, seems poised to become...
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YOU HAVE TO KEEP AT IT,AGAIN AND AGAIN,THROUGHOUT YOUR LIFE.From the moment you start dreaming as a teenager, start...
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Somewhere between Santa Clara and Citizens United, we the people lost our confidence. We lost our dignity. We rolled...
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