Some basic elements of object-oriented thought. The interactions between the elements creates the most everything. Probably.
Um, hello, yes, please to help me reverse my fortunes. This makes me laugh.
[working notes for Diderot 2.0] Diderot attempts to create a new Encyclopedia for a new time. He is curious about how terms and concepts emerge from the interactions between tiny fragments of language and the humans and other systems which use them. He believes that a term does not require a fixed, permanent definition, but [...]
On the flight out to Colorado, I was reading Gertrude Stein’s ‘Composition as Explanation,’ and decided to re-create the entire work juxtaposed on top of pictures. I wanted to experiment with my webcam, so I took some pictures with it. Here are the first few sentences from the essay. Not sure if I like it, [...]
Here they are, the basic methods of improvised object-oriented thought. Method 1 Select a source. Improvise through it. Record the results. Method 2 Collect some fragments. Improvise through them. Record the results. Method 3 Connect to a structure. Improvise through it. Record the results. …and what to do with the results, the “thought-objects” that you’ve [...]
She said yes (we can) She said yes (we can) She said yes (we can). – Barack “James Joyce” Obama
1: tonight is a full moon 1b: actually, it is not. 2: mice don’t need cheese. I googled “the craziest thing” and this is what I got. It is not the craziest thing. Heads are gonna roll.
His work will never be merely work on products but always, at the same time, on the means of production. Walter Benjamin – “The Author as Producer”