A new episode of Future Histories! This time I talk to Kai Heron (Kai Heron), Keir Milburn (Keir Milburn) and Bertie Russell (Bertie Russell) about their new book ‘Radical Abundance’ (Abundance Pluto Press). Full episode here: futurehistories.today/episoden-blog/… #Podcast

"…in a world increasingly objectified and obsessed with design in every form…that design has seemed to relinquish its desire to change the world. Instead it desperately clings to a few final moments of spectacle, effect and affect." ft.com/content/e6373d… via Financial Times

"AI is not merely a technological achievement, but a cultural project. It is here that Europe’s precautionary temperament clashes with the accelerationist fever of Silicon Valley.” —Nathan Gardels noemamag.com/ai-acceleratio…

Proud to say I know Hirad Sab and Raphael Arar and that they both worked with one of the most radical thinkers living today on the redistribution of power Yanis Varoufakis

Actually fucking interesting use of crypto

Played a small role in this among true legends. A sidequest to be proud of. monetarycommons.com

"David Harvey | @davidharvey.org on Bluesky helps us understand how much of what surrounds us, our buildings and human landscapes, no matter how beautiful, have been founded on turmoil and violence, on conflict and struggle." Andy Merrifield on Harvey's Consciousness and the Urban Experience

"Marx says that revolutions are the locomotive of world history. But perhaps it is now the opposite. Perhaps revolutions are an attempt by the passengers on this train – namely, the human race – to pull the emergency brake." - Walter Benjamin

Plenaries for Historical Materialism Annual Conference London. Register here: historicalmaterialism.org/event/twenty-s…

Today The FADER launches Offline, a week of features where we investigate IRL spaces and explore our relationships with music and the internet. To start, we spoke with Austin Robey of Subvert about his cooperatively owned Bandcamp successor, and his hopes for an internet

It took a year and half of building, testing, failing , and continuing. But here we are. Fuser is finally available to everyone and I can't be more proud of it and our team.

We're putting out Fuser into the world today. Last year, it was a tool Hirad Sab and I made for ourselves, now we've built it to be for everyone. We are building for the next creative future. Try out Fuser now, and share what you make. It really is the fuel to our fire. Goes

Charles Broskoski (Charles Broskoski) on why business should be personal: are.na/editorial/pers…

you can't out design a tasteless client

The "Post-Naive Internet Era" via Mozilla

Don't miss an all-new episode of #EconomicUpdate tomorrow with Richard D. Wolff and Ramesh Srinivasan "Late Stage #Capitalism and Technical Change" Watch it here tomorrow at 4:30 PM ET: youtube.com/watch?v=m92cHa…

On Factory Pomo, the first aesthetic of the Information Age. are.na/editorial/the-…

We're looking for a designer who can move fluidly between product and brand to help us build Common—infrastructure for economic democracy at scale. DM me with any questions! OneProject job-boards.greenhouse.io/oneproject/job…

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