shamara lemard
@freetrial
shamara lemard
Epistemic Justice Principles → Term
lifestyle.sustainability-directory.com
The knowledge of the garment worker regarding safe working conditions or the farmer regarding the pesticide’s impact on their family’s health is often systemically excluded from the final product’s narrative. Sustainable living demands that we demand the inclusion of these marginalized knowledges. This is not simply about being ethical; it is about recognizing that incomplete knowledge leads to fundamentally flawed, unsustainable systems.
How Mouthwash Studio make creative decisions across the multi-media landscape | Alex Tan
youtube.com
We’ve turned the internet into a vending machine. Push a button, get the Coke. If it doesn’t spit it out fast enough, beat the living shit out of it until it gives you two cokes. Instead, rabbit holing retrains both your curiosity and your patience. It reminds you the internet is more like a labyrinth, and the labyrinth rewards wanderers.
✧ brooklyn 𓆏 • how to use the internet again: a curriculum
Think like a gardener, not an architect: design beginnings, not endings.
Unfinished = fertile
These Living Computers Are Made From Human Neurons
Scientific American Content: Globalscientificamerican.comA story about the dawn of democracy, the legal suppression of grief, and why politics without art is death
Eleanor Robinseleanorrobins.substack.com
I believe I am being confronted with this impossible task: making a perfect idea into a perfect creation . What I fail to recognise is that the idea only seems perfect precisely because it has no counterpart in reality .