Elevated Transmissions 2
Elevated Transmissions, Volume 2 via San Francisco producer Al Lover & The Reverberation Appreciation Society. A psychedelic mixtape that’ll clean […]
Elevated Transmissions, Volume 2 via San Francisco producer Al Lover & The Reverberation Appreciation Society. A psychedelic mixtape that’ll clean […]
The hype about the “neuron brain model” Spaun made me think of my skeptical FringeWare Review piece about storing or
In September 2009, Worldchanging published my interview with thrivability consultant Jean Russell. I’m republishing the interview here in its entirety.
In my years of drinking beer and talking trash with the late Bill Morton, he seldom wrote letters to me
Here’s another older piece, my zany editorrant incroducing from Fringe Ware Review #5, the “Stay Awake” issue. This issue of
Stumbled onto this piece I wrote in 1994 for FringeWare Review, triggered by a meeting with Hans Moravec, as I
Burkhard Bilger in The New Yorker profiles David Eagleman, a brilliant researcher who’s studying the brain, consciousness, and the perception
David Brooks’ article “Social Animal,” in the New Yorker, piled on more insights about human essence and consciousness: “Our perceptions…are
“Life is as ephemeral as dew.” I think that’s from Rashomon. The black kitten we found two weeks ago, aka
I ran across A.O. Scott’s video review of Errol Morris’s “Fast, Cheap, and Out of Control,” a documentary that weaves
I’ve been thinking a lot about stewardship as the requisite basis for action in an era of greed and confusion.
What we think of as reality is just shadows of shadows, internal reconstructions of sense data fed imperfectly into electrochemical