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Capaciousness as a sociological category
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Imagine being in lockdown and your country suffering a massive cyberattack
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I was interviewed about the sociology of awkwardness for a French futures magazine
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Judith Butler’s notion of the phantasmatic scene and the epistemic chaos of platforms
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Trying too hard is symptomatic of a mind divided
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The silent inner world
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What’s the opposite of flourishing? Languishing
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Setting your own technological rhythm
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There are too many identity labels being circulated too quickly
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What we need today is not a theory of a new age
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Is digital distraction the 21st century equivalent of neurathemia?
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The impending reality of the digital daemon
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Is generative AI predicated on digital enclosure?
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Platform capitalism, historciality and Andrew Abbott’s sense of modernist temporal ontology
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Lacan on the biographical momentum of partial objects
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What does it mean to be composed?
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How platforms shape the parameters of agency
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Platform & agency: becoming who we are in a digital world
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Alan Levinovitz on empowerment epistemology
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A list of human cognitive biases and the assumptions underpinning them
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On learning what matters to us
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Why are conspiracy theories coalescing into a heterogenous world view?
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Maurizio Lazzarato’s a-signifying semiotics and the computational infrastructure of generative AI
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On platform and agency
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Techno-optimism as boomer dogma
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Theory is most productive not when it gives the right answers but when it poses the right question
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Generative AI as a source of practical knowledge
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Ontological and cultural humanism
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The ontology of the unconscious
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Personal change as paradigm shift
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Digital convenience as an engine of routinisation
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Social platforms as a machine for generating apophenia
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What happens when we all become vulnerable?