Year: 2019
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Half formed thoughts On ‘Ralphing’ and Compass Memes
This week feels like the week that the weird Accelerationist political 4×4 compass meme levelled up out of cave twitter and went into wider consciousness.
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Episode 50 | 1920
Episode 50! A nice round number seems like a good time to review where I am at. I discuss how the show has evolved, my workflow, and stats
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One Step Forward Two Steps Back
Well, after talking how much better my mental health was last week. This week has been dark and terrible. I don’t want to talk about it.
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From Blake’s London to Air to Surface Missiles | 1919
The anatomy of an info binge. William Blake > Tennyson > 20th C Anglo-sphere Public Policy > Keplar > Lana de Terzi > Pearson’s Weekly
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Profiles and Radio
I was interviewed by French magazine Ulyces and Spanish radio show Siglo21—dubbed in Spanish, where I sound very handsome.
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Micronutrients
I’ve had the lurgy again this week. Maybe I picked it up some of whatever Eve had last week but fought it off.
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Fortnite World Cup Explained (For Boomers) | 1918
This week I try to explain the 2019 Fortnite World Cup and its significance (for Boomers).
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What Would Your Teenaged Self Think Of You? | 1917
My birthday just passed. No better time for reflection on what my teenaged self might think of me now, and who he became?
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Birthday!
It was my birthday this week. I spent the day melting in the record breaking heat. Eve got me the Folio Society edition of Dune. It’s wonderful.
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Back From Sonar+D – Mega Post
I attended Sonar+D Last week to take part in a panel on ‘Tales of the Next Internet’. I spoke alongside cybersecurity journalist Marta Peirano, researcher and activist Xenia Ermoshina, with the panel moderated…
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Coded Matter(s): Terra Fiction | Stage II of Worldbuilding
Short 8 minute mini documentary recapping the themes of Fiber festival with interviews with the participants.
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In (+) Through The Looking Glass | 1915
Through The Looking Glass: Two psychomanteum techniques for increasing your ability to interact with the liminal and the imaginary.











