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"The development of civilisation and of industry in general has always shown itself so active in the destruction of forests that everything that has been done for their conservation and production is completely insignificant in comparison." Marx, Das Kapital, Volume 2 (1885)

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Today’s Walk internationaltimes.it/todays-walk/ Mike Ferguson

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can we just make a new internet that doesn't suck and not let the big tech bozos in? Just start over with Geocities style sites or something

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thetransfemininereview.com/2024/11/13/a...

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A in-depth look at the magnificent David Borden is fresh out on bandcamp. #davidborden #moog #synth #mothermallard #electronicmusic daily.bandcamp.com/lists/mother...

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Using gen AI to plan to blow yourself up in a cyber truck outside a Trump hotel in hopes that it will spark a groyper uprising. This is politics now.

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The thing that the oligarchs fundamentally misunderstand is that civil society and social safety nets were the compromise of the social contract. Dismantling civil society, rolling back civil rights, looting public resources, and exacerbating unimaginable wealth inequality fundamentally breaks it.

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🌐🎙️ “The Internet’s Librarian” Brewster Kahle, founder of the Internet Archive, joins the California Sun podcast to discuss preserving knowledge in the digital age & his vision for universal access to all knowledge. 🎧 www.californiasun.co/podcast/brew... #Preservation @brewster.kahle.org

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New blog post: Copyright-free images

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Fascists use absurdity as a shield and a cudgel for a reason. It allows them to trial ballon the most dangerous ideas while also mainstreaming them and neutering response and pushback as it becomes hyper normalized by broken and subservient media systems as well as a pro fascist propaganda outlets.

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More 2019/2020. There's a certain contained abstract aggression in my older work that I almost disowned in 2021, but to be honest I still find it therapeutic.

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Visionary American artist Eugene Von Bruenchenhein He saw himself as a great artist, but was unsuccessful in selling his work or gaining any recognition. By his own account, he completed 1,080 paintings. When he died, his small house was crammed from floor to ceiling with them. Untitled, 1958

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lately i make art to see how i am not a person, how i am but patterns. i am surprised by what i make. art is nothing other than combinatorics turned divinatory

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I really do believe AI is inherently fascist. Both the resources it takes to generate and the soullessness of its output render it entirely irredeemable, but it also hollows out any meaning we can get from communication and art and reduces human life to an aesthetic it wears like a skinsuit.

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I swear I haven't been tripping, but has anyone tried to write a history of a forest from the perspective of the trees? I.e. using environmental monitoring, dendrochronology, DNA tests to establish kinship lines among individual specimens to write the history of a place from a non-human perspective?

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The Rutt/Etra GLSL shader I coded earlier is oddly hypnotic.

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Remarkable German biologist, philosopher and artist Ernst Haeckel Phaeodaria from Kunstformen der Natur (German for Art Forms of Nature), c.1899 - 1901

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Jean-Paul Jérôme, painter, designer and sculptor who was a co-founder of Les Plasticiens, a group of painters who founded the pictorial movement in Quebec in 1955. La course sous le vent, 1974 #Contemporaryart #Abstractart

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Orobas, for the Ars Goetia Illustrated collection!

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Eduardo Paolozzi, Untitled, 1967 https://botfrens.com/collections/14375/contents/1117563

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01 - 08 / 2024 monthly prints from this year! thanks so much to everyone for your support #art #riso

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Houdini -collage

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Good Afternoon✨

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If you're feeling some darkness this time of year, I made this for you.

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Christmas card of a cute lil Hisuan Zorua in the snow ❄️💜 #pokemon #zorua #hisuianzorua #hisui #ghostpokemon #ghosttype #pokemonfanart #fananart #pmd #pokemonlegends #legendsarceus #art #traditionalart #painting #fantasy #watercolour #snow #landscape #sunset #winter #pokedoodle #chibi #fox

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I got sick on Swine Sunday. I wonder if it's swine flu.

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The Parachutists by William Baziotes, 1944 https://botfrens.com/collections/212/contents/137881

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I often feel like Bill Clinton cementing Ronald Reagan's agenda really did seal Fukuyama's end of history. Except instead of some imagined western liberal utopia it's the uni-party consensus on brutalizing the poor and funneling money to the "productive" class under a sham democracy.

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A reminder that many period tracking apps (not all but many) are created by forced-birth, anti-abortion evangelical organizations.

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