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Permanently Moved - Episode 302 - Monsters In The Mirror On AI, language, and entities that wear language as their skin.
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In order to continue to profitably mine the stable expectations of the wider cultural imagination, mainstream culture has to continually frack the past to create future material. [...] So then we are in need for new futures. Because we are all starved for visions of the future that will sustain us. The only way that this is going to happen is if we create our own.
SOLARPUNK: Life in the future by @thejaymo
And Lately, The Sun - Anthology
Bushland is burning. The Arctic is shedding ice. And around the world, people are imagining futures which function.
Gritty, graceful, commonsense or whimsical, these twenty tales probe at how we could build a working world using the resources available to us – the natural, the social, the political, and the technological.
Some of these stories invite readers to bask in the warmth of a bright tomorrow, from tree dwellings in India, to restoration projects in Milano, to rewilded suburbs in the East of Australia. Other stories burn with spirit in the face of adversity: smallholders in Botswana adjust to international treaties; gamers tackle reality using virtual tools. And there are shadows, too, in tech suburbs where you can buy eco-cigarettes, or on tree plantations where family members won’t toe the line.
Excited to share that the story ‘In the Storm, A Fire’ by admin @thejaymo and solarpunks.net regular Andrew Dana Hudson has been nominated for the BSFA Award Longlist for short fiction!
In the Storm, A Fire
A story that contrasts Solarpunk’s vision of beautiful, dirty, solidaritistic, environmentalism/climate survival with ecofascist unsolutions.
Its packed full of ideas about cyberpunk interfaces, generational politics, high-tech policing, religious schisms, snapchat demagogues. Permaculture retrosuburbia, communities of resistance forced to play power politics with fash gangs in order to survive.
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You do not know what the fuck is going on. Your job is to be absolutely certain that you have no idea what the fuck is going on. And from that raw chaos, that raw uncertainty.. as a default state of being. Learn how to feel. How to move forward and act in the world
Jay Springett
I am surrounded by the material and digital infrastructure of the American empire, yet its state of mind is half a world away.
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Issue 13 of Start Select Reset Zine just went out via snail mail to my supporters!
Fieldnotes from the Metaverse | Interview
I was recently interviewed by Dirk Songuer for his book: Fieldnotes from the Metaverse which “documents the history, perspectives, and narratives of the metaverse” and the interview is now online. We discussed the core thesis of my own book: that Dungeons & Dragons is the most important Social Technology of the 20th Century.
Summer Doings | 2417
What I've been up to and where I am elsewhere on the web this summer so far.
August 4, 2024
