Mark Carrigan

Mark Carrigan

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  • Rilke on the single urgent task: to reach out with joy

  • The environmental impact of generative AI

  • Gabor Mate’s definition of addiction

  • I am much too alone in this world, yet not alone 

  • On walking at dusk

  • Anscombe on the descriptions under which actions are performed

  • The cultural consequences of an online cataclysm

  • To fail as a human being is to accept somebody else’s description of oneself

  • Our own half-articulate need to become a new person, one whom we as yet lack words to describe

  • Focusing on the process rather than the outcomes

  • An accelerationist response to generative AI

  • The thrill of the alt-position

  • Internal conversation and repression

  • Learned societies and national conferences

  • “Thank you for using Web 2.0. Your free-trial period has ended!”

  • Escaping the crystallised pattern of our personal system

  • Thirty years of running, thirty years of searching

  • What does a sociological rather than philosophical approach to thought experiments look like? The example of the Metaverse

  • You know those times where everything was golden?

  • Every discomfort is only an abortive metaphysical experience

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