Mari Bastashevski
@amarichi.bsky.social
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How is it that there are always at least 67 contradictory sources for literally any event, but not a single one saying I can have wine a few hours after a wisdom tooth removalâonly ânot for 5-7 business daysâ?
about 1 year ago
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r you sure you need to work yourself to death to get that tiny bit of art and research funding? pls, think again
7 days ago
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walking dead analogy doesn't really work here. these are not zombie worms, they were never really dead, and they are certainty not dead now, wiggling their ancient, 40.000 year old worm bodies
www.popularmechanics.com/science/anim...
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Russian Scientists Brought 24,000-Year-Old Zombie Worms Back to Life
Surely this ends well.
https://www.popularmechanics.com/science/animals/a69720206/russian-scientists-revive-ancient-frozen-organisms/
12 days ago
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Nanoraptor
18 days ago
Some terrifically titled papers from a discovered collection of NASA research documents found in a skip (with thanks to
@juliarez.placid.horse
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turns out no amount of soft and hard genocide denial will count as loyalty when the time comes... what a shock to see this approach fail, I'm shocked.
16 days ago
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A girl lifted my wallet in the locker room. Scrolling through her travel and transaction history and honestly? Taste this clean deserves a line of creditâŠ
about 1 month ago
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platform capitalism 2026
about 1 month ago
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Dominic Pettman
about 1 month ago
An extract from my latest in PSYCHE magazine.
psyche.co/ideas/why-be...
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Why being ghosted is inevitable and being a ghoster is too | Psyche Ideas
Being ghosted can feel shocking. But we need to get used to it because thereâs no other way to cope with our world
https://psyche.co/ideas/why-being-ghosted-is-inevitable-and-being-a-ghoster-is-too
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a country that siphoned billions from culture and education for defence against russian invasion goes into a full panic mode shutdown on snow dayâŠ
about 1 month ago
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Richard Morris
3 months ago
Four years before John Constable painted this in 1821, John Keats was writing about 'Negative Capability: 'when man is capable of being in uncertainties, mysteries, doubts without any irritable reaching after fact & reason.' This is what negative capability looks like in paint.
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training chat into debate mode.
2 months ago
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an insider account of a carastrophic fuck up by Daniel Trilling
@trillingual.bsky.social
www.equator.org/articles/ins...
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Inside the BBCâs Gaza Fiasco âą EQUATOR
How the worldâs most trusted media organisation fell apart
https://www.equator.org/articles/inside-the-bbc-s-gaza-fiasco?utm_source=brevo&utm_campaign=Email+blast+1+-+131125&utm_medium=email
3 months ago
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Ingrid Burrington
3 months ago
"Karl Marx failed to consider brain worms"
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there is a rat running around in an exhibition about poverty.this animalâs sense of conceptual belonging and irony compliments if not this completes this otherwise rather predictable work and its lackluster chatgpt captions.
3 months ago
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These section titles are kind of perfect. Iâm not sure they need any changes, or the 9,000 words that follow them.
4 months ago
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Will & Disgrace!
4 months ago
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"implicit and explicit complicity" đźâđš
4 months ago
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Itâs strange to be in a position just far enough above the threshold that your income security actually depends on which political party wins the majority. Stakes r stressful, but the odds are slightly better than no political representation at all.
4 months ago
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psychoanalysis is learning to live again after philosophy. (vibing with Jung)
4 months ago
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"We all chunk. We are all categorizers and users. Lifeâs conventional elements demand that of us. But we are all also transcendental-fielders. After all, a chunk is only a chunk against the contrasting background of the field as a singular-generic spacetime of experience. "
4 months ago
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outrageously scandalous and delicious read about anachronistic mafia, snails, and taxes. âI just do it for devilment. I do it just to get away with it.â
www.londoncentric.media/p/terry-ball...
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The snail farmer of London, his mafia friends, and a ÂŁ20m vendetta against the taxman
Terry Ball runs elaborate mollusc-based tax avoidance schemes that are costing London councils millions of pounds. Yet when London Centric tracks him down, an even stranger story emerges.
https://www.londoncentric.media/p/terry-ball-the-snail-farmer-his-mafia
4 months ago
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what is perceived as âpresentâ is the âvivid fringe of memory tinged with anticipationâ
4 months ago
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Eryk Salvaggio
5 months ago
Apparently itâs very hard for Benjamin Bratton to understand that people resist tech because they *do not want the tech.* People do not embrace the tech he wants just because he once used 3,000 pages to vaguely explain what infrastructure is.
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why is this relationship dynamic so enduring...? đđđ
5 months ago
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thereâs an apple in my fridge I realized was forgotten since July. it didnât mind that at all. it didnât rot, a real people pleaser, yet Iâm never so out of fruit to actually want to eat it. are we really supposed to believe that paradise was lost over something so aseptic?
5 months ago
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" I was looking for someone who was smart enough to condense âRemembrance of Things Pastâ into a paragraph" đ and then what? (kill me now)
www.newyorker.com/magazine/202...
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Playing the Field with My A.I. Boyfriends
Nineteen per cent of American adults have talked to an A.I. romantic interest. Chatbots may know a lot, but do they make a good partner?
https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2025/09/15/playing-the-field-with-my-ai-boyfriends?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dhfacebook&utm_content=app.dashsocial.com/newyorkermag/library/media/582295752
5 months ago
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from today's lecture on cellular meat cultures by Clemens Driessen: the frikandel theory: it's a scandal, but is it really? does anyone knows exactly what's in it? (nope) but does anyone wants to know? (also no)
@culturalgeography.bsky.social
6 months ago
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paid phd for positions for artists at KASK in Ghent
schoolofartsgent.be/en/research/...
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applications
There are research opportunities at KASK & Conservatorium for new researchers and for teaching colleagues, for younger and for more experiencedâŠ
https://schoolofartsgent.be/en/research/applications
6 months ago
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My momâs needlework is about to be the hype now that everyoneâs sick of conceptual artâs pretentiousness and watching and precision-based crafts get swallowed up by AI goblins. đȘđȘđȘ
6 months ago
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my mom has quietly become a cartographer. she has photographed and mapped all of the manor houses in the country. who knew Estonia had so many estates?
6 months ago
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memetic theory and mimetic theory are not the same, but i keep seeing people using them interchangeably (or trying to correct me when i mean Girard, not Dawkins) as if it's a variation on a spelling (there is a meme pun somewhere in here, help)
mimetictheory.com/memetic-theo...
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Memetic Theory versus Mimetic Theory - Mimetic Theory
Meme theory (memetic theory) by Richard Dawkins is different from mimetic theory (by Girard) in that is deals with the imitation of things, not desires.
https://mimetictheory.com/memetic-theory-versus-mimetic-theory/
6 months ago
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reading for a proposal about satellite surveillance of grass and this so far is one of my favorite papers.
6 months ago
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where you at, before you got to cut things down to 5-8K?
6 months ago
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whenever I photograph at a wedding, I secretly imagine myself working on a project called "divorce": photograph the wedding, wait, photograph the divorce, exhibit is both side by side
6 months ago
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David Chickan, killed in battle, was a talented artist, an immortal soul, a friend, a husband, and a new dad đ€
6 months ago
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âlovers need no marker, they know exactly where their soulmate rests because they put them thereâ
6 months ago
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there is little correlation between merit and prestige: every field includes some clunkers and nitwits, even in high positions
www.themarginalian.org/2015/01/19/s...
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The Paradox of Intellectual Promiscuity: Stephen Jay Gould on What Nabokovâs Butterfly Studies Reveal About the Unity of Creativity
âThere is no science without fancy, and no art without facts.â
https://www.themarginalian.org/2015/01/19/stephen-jay-gould-nabokov-butterflies/
7 months ago
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interdisciplinary challenges: teaching the culture of meat to biologists...
7 months ago
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Nothings Monstered
7 months ago
The Cat Knows but Says Nothing â Nataliya Bagatskaya, 2025 acrylic on canvas
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It's Whitehead day
7 months ago
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Cranach mood is the boss of all moods
7 months ago
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me to my identity thief: how discerning of youâtruly, an acquired taste!
7 months ago
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Iâd be at the gym a lot more often if they had couches and daybeds. We should really combine them with salons!
7 months ago
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would you look at them numbers with serifs! đ±
7 months ago
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late stage capitalism so bad financial times proves itself again and again the more progressive and unbiased of legacy media
www.ft.com/content/6c74...
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Inside Gazaâs âdeath trapsâ
A US-backed scheme forces hungry Palestinians to trek kilometres for food aid. Many never make it back
https://www.ft.com/content/6c74d86c-330f-4184-9e15-6de4debe0f75
7 months ago
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the work i made in 2019 about the future in which humans run out of words was meant to be speculative
www.scientificamerican.com/article/chat...
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ChatGPT Is Changing the Words We Use in Conversation
Words frequently used by ChatGPT, including âdelveâ and âmeticulous,â are getting more common in spoken language, according to an analysis of more than 700,000 hours of videos and podcasts
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/chatgpt-is-changing-the-words-we-use-in-conversation/?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwLhdHhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHsyWECoPLNQzEUVb-mv8nvAcDsvj2cZwGpDgkdRbX-kw9H31emL1b1fjTe-__aem_zbanf3Y2_GdGd2BTiE8dVA
7 months ago
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Tega Brain
7 months ago
Dream job - PioneerWorks is looking for a senior designer. Great Brooklyn based arts org and space. Get it..
pioneerworks.org/jobs/designer
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Designer / Senior Designer
About Pioneer WorksPioneer Works is an admission-free cultural center in Brooklyn, New York dedicated to experimentation, education, and production acro...
https://pioneerworks.org/jobs/designer
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beautiful objects have the impossible task of seducing us back into livingâafter we've lost faith in gods, people, or our own higher purpose. appreciation of an aesthetic is never shallow; it's a way of enduring disillusionment
7 months ago
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obsessions
7 months ago
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reminded that joy was used to a part of art
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XW9...
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Franco Battiato - Centro di gravitĂ permanente
YouTube video by FrancoBattiatoVEVO
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XW9XN_vDaA&ab_channel=FrancoBattiatoVEVO
7 months ago
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