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Bold words for living in an uncertain world....from author Sarah Wilson sarahwilson.substack.com
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How to be in a room together (opens the original)
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The other week I wrote about a powerful salve to our predicament - to simply be together IRL in a room, doing stuff and looking into each other’s eyes.You all went in to the comments and chimed in with forums that are active now and open to new participants. I pulled them all out in to a neat list for you today. Can I challenge you to commit to joining one? Or something similar?As I’ve said before, once you’re in a room with other humans it almost doesn’t matter what happens next. It’s the being
On Scott Galloway’s “it’s unfair to call it a genocide” whine (opens the original)
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I’m going to start doing some shorter, snappier posts that respond to mad shit happening in the world. I won’t corner myself into having to have a hot take on the news of the day. No. I’ll be selecting eruptions that would benefit from being viewed through a collapse, or complex systems - or just a sane, human-grounded - lens. If there’s something happening around you that you’d like mindfully discussed here, always free to post your suggestion in the comments.My response time will generally be
The end of everything, Bernie + Bannon, and Brits told to prep (opens the original)
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The meta-critical updates keep tumbling in. It’s hard to stay sanely abreast of it all. I actually find that writing these semi-regular compilation posts, in which I try to mindfully place on the page a news item (that might otherwise be scrolled past or shrugged off because it’s too much), and to then squint at it through a collapse lens, helps me stay a little sane(r). These big, history-making items need a page, and they need to be placed, and they need to be squinted at from a perspective-gi
Why are they making AI if it will kill us? (AN EXPLAINER) (opens the original)
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Everyone1 is suddenly paying attention to the insane, zero-sum, race-to-the-bottom reality of AI. And the anti-human future it presents.We thought it was a fun play thing at first; it was dangled before us as such. Then we thought it could help us “get ahead” (presumably of our peers, our friends, our actual abilities and desires). We chose to ignore the ludicrously obvious risks and bought into the peak neoliberal and thoroughly sad promise that it would make us more productive cogs in the mach
What Zorba The Greek can teach us in this moment (opens the original)
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