It is a matter of mastering the level architecture and looting useable material…
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Read MoreIt is gloomy in this world, gentlemen!
Read MoreThe first line of inquiry I would like to develop connects to a central point Foucault makes in his reading of German Ordoliberalism…
Read MoreA friend testifies to the reality of one’s memories. A friend rescues the past from unreality…
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Read MoreClinton’s ‘New Democrats’ were eager to partner up with the private sector to draft the first comprehensive set of internet policies…
Read MoreStately, plump Buck Mulligan came from the stairhead, bearing a bowl of lather on which a mirror and a razor lay crossed…
Read MoreWhere do you put that memory as you sit in a café in Dizengoff Street, when it taps you on the shoulder and asks if this seat is taken?
Read MoreTribalism is binary: the grey zone of subtlety, ambiguity, complexity and hesitation shrinks almost to nothing. Mistakes become crimes…
Read MoreOn the second day of the Christmas festival, Yegor was sitting at a table in the inn kitchen with a pen in his hand…
Read MoreUsers conform ever more closely to one or a few of the narratives on offer, driven by powerful mimetic dynamics to converge on common thoughts, words, and actions…
Read MoreThe obvious righteousness of these online crusaders meant they rarely recognised themselves as the aggressors or bullies…
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