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What the Animals Know: On Violaine BÊrot's Comme des bêtes
What I found in this book, and was not quite expecting, is that the question of margin and norm is not posed abstractly. It is posed through the body.
Paulo Furtado
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The Grey Service: Philippe Collin's The Barman of the Ritz
Every Sidecar mixed to Meier's specifications is a kind of unconscious memorial to the fact that beauty has no politics, or rather that it is indifferent to them, and this indifference has always been beauty's most troubling quality.
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Silence as Grammar: On Claudia Durastantiâs La Straniera
La Straniera is not a linear memoir of migration, but a constellation of scenes where language fails, doubles back, or invents itself on the spot.
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đ´ Viewpoint: The Delegation Threshold
When AI Stopped Waiting for Instructions
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Favourite Albums 2025
(Some of) My album choices from 2025
Viewpoint
đ´Â Viewpoint: The Machineâs Tempo
We are transitioning, with breathtaking and heartbreaking speed, from a species that contemplates to a species that merely processes.
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NeXus #0006
The weekly supplement for extra goodies.
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The Bridge on the Drina: A Chronicle Etched in Stone and Time
Elegant, resilient, scarred by time and conflict, yet still standing.
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Down the Rabbit Hole
Reflections on BenjamĂn Labatut's 'When We Cease to Understand the World'
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NeXus #0005
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In the Fog with Karen
Reflections on Memory, Identity, and the Mysteries We Carry
Viewpoint
đ´Â Viewpoint: How Cities Reshape the Soul
A Journey Through Stone and Self