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Yatú Espinosa: USB Club
One thing is certain: the authenticity aesthetic served as a cohesive for all of these developments. It tied the spectrum of consumable items, spaces, and identities into a single unified visual experience.
This is a good time to discuss the demand for authenticity and where it comes from. As I hinted at previously, there’s a personal dimension to a... See more
This is a good time to discuss the demand for authenticity and where it comes from. As I hinted at previously, there’s a personal dimension to a... See more
subpixel space • After Authenticity
Technology’s continued acceleration keeps us from revolting against the reductions of the immanent frame. It feels exciting, almost spiritual, to get something technologically new and advanced.
Andrew Root • The Congregation in a Secular Age (Ministry in a Secular Age Book #3): Keeping Sacred Time against the Speed of Modern Life
Value, in an economic sense, is theoretically created by new things based on new ideas. But when the material basis for these new things is missing or actively deteriorating and profits must be made, what is there to be done? Retreat to the immaterial and work with what already exists: meaning.
Meaning is always readily available to be repeated, re... See more
Meaning is always readily available to be repeated, re... See more
nemesis.global • The Umami Theory of Value: Autopsy of the Experience Economy
Has the club run out of things to say?
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