Tag: solarpunk
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The Future Arrived in June
I often think that it’s best to explain that a climate model simulates a ‘possible world’ where a set of assumptions are allowed to play out.
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Writing for the Machines
Maybe I should just admit to myself that all I really want, is for some small trace of me to live forever in the mind of the machine god?
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Back Again (Again)
Another week’s weeknotes coming to you on a Tuesday evening.
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Cloudflare’s NET Dollar: AI Agents, Crypto Rails, and Web Payments
This isn’t the first time I’ve talked about AI agents, agents scurrying around paying for things with blockchains.
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Talking Cultural Fracking and World Running on Neomania
I was recently a guest on Lance “it’s ya boi” Robotson’s alt-futures podcast Neomania.
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It’s Beginning to Feel a Bit Like The Future | 2517
We must attempt to reclaim some proximity to the future. We have to stop strip-mining yesterday and act as though the future is already here.
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Playability
One of things happening in culture that I think we can all feel intuitively is that increasingly media mediums are playable.
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In the Storm, a Fire | A Solarpunk Short Story
In the Storm, a Fire: A Solarpunk short story by Jay Springett and Andrew Dana Hudson.
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Yaelokre’s Meadowlark | World Running
The artist Yaelokre released a new song recently, and the buzz around it online prompted me to write about their work—or rather, their world—as a medium.
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Destination, Distraction
It’s very much a question of destination, distraction, and pooling of energy, and flow.
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How Solarpunk Envisions A World We Will Want To Live In | Ecogradia
I was recently invited to join Nirmal Kishnani on season 5 of EcoGradia, the architecture and sustainability podcast, to talk about Solarpunk.
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Summer Doings | 2417
What I’ve been up to and where I am elsewhere on the web this summer










