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BRIAN ENO
So what you see when you watch someone surfing is they take control momentarily, to situate themselves on a wave, and then they surrender. They’re carried along by it, and then they take control again, and then they surrender. I think that’s a very good analogy of what we do throughout our lives, actually. We’re constantly moving between... See more
So what you see when you watch someone surfing is they take control momentarily, to situate themselves on a wave, and then they surrender. They’re carried along by it, and then they take control again, and then they surrender. I think that’s a very good analogy of what we do throughout our lives, actually. We’re constantly moving between... See more
Seeing like a military complex?
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Alexa
Yes, there are fascinating parallels between the passage you’ve shared and speech act theory, particularly when you consider the relationships between language, intention, and action in systems (whether they are human, nonhuman, or technological).
Here’s how this connects:
1. Speech Act Theory Overview
Speech
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Over the long run, any stable joinable key becomes an identity as it accumulates more correlated information about you.
We see this today in the ads ecosystem, where data brokers and cross-site advertising networks use data joining to correlate information about you and track you around the internet. Email addresses,... See more
Over the long run, any stable joinable key becomes an identity as it accumulates more correlated information about you.
We see this today in the ads ecosystem, where data brokers and cross-site advertising networks use data joining to correlate information about you and track you around the internet. Email addresses,... See more
Gordon Brander • Soulbinding Like a State
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The comment reveals a deep appreciation for how hip-hop, as a form of poignant and intelligent art from oppressed communities, transcends geographical and cultural boundaries to educate and evoke empathy in a global audience. It highlights the transformative power of music in bridging disparate experiences and celebrating the resilience and creativity of those "punched down on" through their compelling storytelling.
