Out of Place: Issue 22 | Logic(s) Magazine
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Out of Place: Issue 22 | Logic(s) Magazine
We must build data infrastructures that embody multiple ways of knowing and understanding our world, and that help us advance both ecological and social ends, before corporations conquer this space for themselves.
Holly Jean Buck • Decarbonization as a Service
it’s important for artists to engage with these conditions, but if the response is too tethered to the present, that does sometimes foreclose the possibility of imagining alternatives. Likewise, if the response is set too far into the future, it can quickly disintegrate into something abstract - like far-flung science-fiction vs the more recognizab
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The profound erosion of trust in the Digital City leaves a vacuum, and we look to our tools to fill it. We seem set upon interlocking trajectories: of ever greater swaths of the human experience being computationally managed, and of intractable human subjects increasingly breaking down or revolting against these conditions.
L. M. Sacasas • The Analog City and the Digital City
But technology—and the normative ideas of what it means to have the correct body or mind—increasingly separates our selves from the bodies with which we encounter the world.
Ashley Shew • Against Technoableism: Rethinking Who Needs Improvement (A Norton Short)
releasing our outdated notions of fair and working toward creating systems and structures that are just.