Could Science Revive Clubbing?

Rebekka Karijord on the Sound of Climate Grief

“composed by Low Jack and performed by choir”

These three stories are very different but all the same in their bridging electronic music and technology with reconnecting to people and planet. The last item I caught in Paris and it was sublime . To the essay above, the things... See more

Ross Douthat recently wrote (very dramatically too) about the evolutionary bottleneck forming that is “killing off” so many parts of our culture so fast, as only select items are allowed through. “Except,” he continued, “among people who are deliberate and self-conscious and a little bit fanatical about ensuring that the things they love are carrie... See more

Restaurants are another example, which is probably why so many cities feel so spiritually empty and fragmentary, without culture as they’re more suburban venues for people to go from place to place to eat prepared foods versus getting together to prepare foods together, to break literal bread that they made. You can’t replace (or make) community wi... See more