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Raiding the inarticulate since 2010

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  • I can’t steal you

  • Lu You’s (1183) cat poetry

  • Current mood in AI generated images #33

  • So if I go down, Lily, I’m going down believing

  • We’re getting a divorce, you keep the diner

  • Stuart Hall: “I would do without theory if I could. The problem is I can’t.”

  • ‘The Public and Their Platforms: Public Sociology in an Era of Social Media’ is now open access

  • ‘Promises Promises’: The OECD, Promissory Legitimacy and its Strategic Re-Negotiation of Education Futures – Nov 22nd, Manchester

  • Current mood in AI generated images #32

  • Chatbots that walk and talk

  • Do you bury friendship along with a friend?

  • The bodily foundation of selfhood: from appetite to breathing

  • A TED talk on pet loss

  • Current mood in AI generated images #31

  • Hold it ’til you feel it there. As dark, and dense, and wet as earth. As vast, and bright, and sweet as air

  • A frog jumps into the water

  • The inner adult and the inner child

  • The preciousness of what is already broken

  • How I miss you, how I miss you. And it’s good to be alive

  • The strange intimacy of marginalia

  • The hungry ghosts

  • Gabor Maté on grieving as compassionate inquiry

  • Nature’s aim for everything includes its cessation

  • I am a weatherman watching the skies, trying to read you

  • Current mood in (not) AI generated images #30

  • 🐈‍⬛ Farewell my silent comrade

  • Michigan, 1975

  • Who actually reads this blog?

  • And everybody’s hurt, and mine ain’t the worst but it’s mine and I’m feeling it now

  • We circle round the sun until someday we won’t, and on and on and on it goes

  • The evident satisfaction with which cats inhabit their skins

  • 🐈‍⬛ On the coming loss of a companion animal

  • Platform & agency: becoming who we are in a digital world

  • 🔥🐉 The power of the dragon flame

  • Urban exploration YouTube channels

  • Current mood in AI generated images #29

  • Destroy what mutilates life

  • Everything’s a deadline when you’re trying to find some sleep

  • I want to unfold

  • The apparition of these faces in the crowd.

  • Smallville: ChatGPT NPC Life Simulation. Emergent conversation

  • I will finish this book by Nov 12th ✊

  • The evolution of the prompt in Twitter’s compose tweet bios

  • Current mood in AI generated images #28

  • The secret origin of NESTA

  • On returning to music

  • What if we have achieved postcapitalism but it isn’t socialism?

  • When we get together, take apart my fantasy; when we are done, we’ll work on you

  • Urban geometries

  • My 30 favourite films of the last two years

  • DALL-E 3: Draw me a picture of a capybara taking over the world

  • Academic censorship on sexual misconduct and power abuse: Not in our academia

  • I guess this is growing up

  • You’re waiting for more than you can feel

  • Current mood in (not) AI generated images #27

  • Bhaskar’s concept of ‘present-moment awareness’

  • To what extent was Roy Bhaskar’s later philosophy shaped by Theosophism?

  • Lauren Berlant on the couple form’s own ordinary dangers

  • A list of human cognitive biases and the assumptions underpinning them

  • The power of giving language to hidden things

  • The music of the data centre

  • Current mood in (not) AI generated images #26

  • “Go, you chicken fat, go!”

  • Current mood in (not) AI generated images #25

  • Lauren Berlant on writing in a parenthetical voice

  • A few thoughts about the difficulty of living a reparative life

  • Current mood in (not) AI generated images #24

  • The hostility to earnestness in 90s/00s British culture

  • Flare up like flame and make big shadows I can move in

  • What we call the beginning is often the end

  • Goodbye summer ☀️ 👋 🍂

  • Lacan’s ‘objet a’: you still haven’t found what you’re looking for (and you’re never going to)

  • 9 Stoic Rules For A Better Life (From Marcus Aurelius)

  • On learning what matters to us

  • The beat that completes your shit these days

  • The looming crisis in higher education

  • Mad Explosive Spontaneity

  • Current mood in AI generated images #23

  • Nick Cave on the importance of humility in a bizarre and temporary world

  • Music that is helping me finish my book #4

  • Kill yоur maѕters, kill уour mаker, kill thе dawning of creatіon

  • What do plants sound like?

  • Ain’t it a sin?

  • Current mood in (non) AI generated images #22

  • Current mood in (not) AI generated images #21

  • Music that is helping me finish my book #3

  • The sociology of the digital daemon

  • If Librarians Were Honest, by Joseph Mills

  • Chatting in natural language with a massive archive, built from hand-picked trustworthy sources

  • Current mood in AI generated images #20

  • Current mood in (not) AI generated images #19

  • With this pain I’d rather paint and try to turn this broken picture into something that it ain’t

  • Tfw the only sections left in your book are the difficult ones you have been putting off

  • Current mood in AI generated images #18

  • Current mood in (not) AI generated images #17

  • Current mood in (not) AI generated images #16

  • 9 ways to use use conversational agents as a tool for thinking rather than a substitute for thought

  • Another GAI hallucinated book which I really want to write

  • Music that is helping me finish my book #2

  • I didn’t come looking for love, I didn’t come to pick a fight

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