Douglas Murphy
@entschwindet
I spend my days in an architecture school I've written some books Chatting about music, culture, politics etc etc
the woo has actually been a recent development… used to be much more hipster (you should have seen the beard her ex wore in their press photos)… this is one of her developments from back in the day
to me, MBA-brain, Founder-brain, Finance-brain, whatever you want to call it, this way of being in the world really seems like a waste of good intellect that could be more useful doing something else
If we're being strict, cladistically, it's more likely to be this lad…
I only realised yesterday that you can go on google earth and use the 'historic' satellite images to get a picture of what's happened to Gaza in the last few years Seeing that the tent cities have been set up right up against the coastline was a particularly strange and sad fact
I fundamentally could not give a shit what this guy has to say, why is he front page news
Just remembered this Buckminster Fuller line, published in 1963, expressing what was then quite a common sentiment about labour in the electronic age. It sounds prescient doesn't it! But we still have a few decades to see whether we'll have to look up "worker" in a dictionary…
a tale as old as time – bullying managers leading to incredibly bad outcomes
This is a horrid example of one of the most pernicious things about how we run our economies – things frequently end up costing way more than alternatives in the long run but if we measure outcomes only a short time after the event you get a completely different result.
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He's a young man in Great Day in Harlem, just to our right of the stoop, in the shades
wonder who was giving out the Pahlavist flags to the Save Britain lot…
when Prynne died recently I found it really odd that people somehow managed to post lines of his about love and feelings, and said "wow I loved his work so much" as if that were in any way typical. Anyway, here's something else by Prynne
amazing to see the @financialtimes.com publish a clearly AI-written think piece from the UAE's ambassador to the USA (also the comments are flooded with "wow so true the UAE really is the future of the middle east!" comments 🤔)