Severin Matusek

“Slop” is its aesthetic form, but, at root, it is epistemic: a gradual inability of institutions, and eventually people and societies, to perceive the

John Dewey recognized this a century ago when he defined knowledge as “organized intelligence,” dependent entirely on “association and communication.”

In the American translation of the French maxim, liberté became consumer choice, égalité meant access to affordable goods, and fraternité was membersh

The extent to which these politics will bend the human form cannot be fathomed; and we are fools to think, as crazy as it may sound, that the programm