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neuromaencer: i don’t like what i’m becoming (2014) installation by benjamin moravec
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Reading John Sharp’s Works of Game.
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(via Silver Army Man Classic Squadron – Silver Army Men)
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blech: Russell Davies: Brutal: Went to see The Brutalist Playground at RIBA. You can imagine what I was imagining. Lots of drawings and information and small type and long words about council estates and and architecture and play. Well, I couldn’t have been more wrong. All there seems to be, in fact, is some brutalist…
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nevver: Magnificent Ruin
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swannepoel: ‘OITNB’ Actress Speaks Out About Family’s Deportation “I was coming home from school […] and I got home and their cars were there and dinner was started and the lights were on but I couldn’t find them.Then the neighbors came in. They were just like ‘I’m sorry but your parents were taken away.’ […]…
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The Confederate flag’s defenders often claim it represents “heritage not hate.” I agree—the heritage of White Supremacy was not so much birthed by hate as by the impulse toward plunder. Dylann Roof plundered nine different bodies last night, plundered nine different families of an original member, plundered nine different communities of a singular member. An…
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I honestly have nothing other than just sadness once again that we have to peer into the abyss of the depraved violence that we do to each other and the nexus of a just gaping racial wound that will not heal yet we pretend doesn’t exist. I’m confident though, that by acknowledging it – by…
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designcube: Brutalist foam playground by Assemble
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With psychologists, anthropologists, linguists, economists, and all sorts of social scientists climbing aboard the bandwagon of information theory, some mathematicians and engineers were uncomfortable. Shannon himself called it a bandwagon. In 1956 he wrote a short warning notice—four paragraphs: “Our fellow scientists in many different fields, attracted by the fanfare and by the new avenues…