Google has quietly applied for an EPA permit to release 64 MILLION bacteria-infected mosquitoes into Florida and California over the next two years, and almost nobody is talking about it. This would be one of the largest open-air biological experiments in American history, run by a tech company, not a public health agency. The EPA can’t allow this to happen. Terrifying.
📚 Culture doesn’t have to be censored to disappear. 🕳️
Sometimes it just takes an expired license. 📼💿
In THE POLITICAL THREATS OF VANISHING CULTURE AND THE NEED TO PROTECT OUR FUTURE MEMORY, Michael Menna and Lila Bailey argue that preserving our shared memory has become one of the defining political challenges of the digital age. 🏛️
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https://t.co/OmZRHE2IL0
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LACRIMOSA
Episode 1. Artist Bryan Soegondo brings us into a dark underworld devoid of grace and mercy. A man defined by loss and guilt faces judgment upon the altar.
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In many parts of Ireland and Scotland the Celts would open a door or a window would be opened at the moment of death, or immediately after it became clear that death had occurred, to allow the soul to leave freely. A soul that could not find its way out of the house would be trapped, and a trapped soul was not a peaceful one. The house that held a restless dead was a house shadowed by danger, because the unfree dead might return to cause harm, might interfere with the health of family members, might draw the still-living toward death out of something that was not malice so much as the gravity of the gone. Keeping the way clear was an act of mercy toward the dead and of self-protection for the living. The opened window was both farewell and release.