The 1des 0f 1deas

The 1des 0f 1deas

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The 1des 0f 1deas episodes

  • MetaState: Science Since Babylon, Part 11 - Fleeing from'st Phlogiston

    Covering all of Chapter 7, Price considers a more granular take on the great contributions of scientific discovery.  A visually-dependent portion of the book, you may also enjoy consulting my own visual confection experiment of Price's work here.


    Frauds by accident are produced by making honest errors with the guilt of pride unable to see beyond what one knows. The proliferation of curiosity can overwhelm, mistaking chronicling historical science for scientific history, leaving a blurred trail for more straight line of hardy experimenters. Becoming an X-Ray society started out as a Headline fanaticism for burgeoning scientific communities unfamiliar with the printed celebrity.

    Where the seance ended, radioactivity began, harnessing the ability to see through and into so much.





    40 min
  • MetaState: Science Since Babylon, Part 10 - The Technology of the Gaps

    Covering all of Chapter 6, Price considers a more granular take on the great contributions of scientific discovery.  A visually-dependent portion of the book, you may also enjoy consulting my own visual confection experiment of Price's work here.


    What is the difference between science and technology?
    What sort of tests would one take to make it into Edison's lab?
    Can 10,000 technologists brute force their way unto the level of a mad scientist?
    How many researches does it take to create a light bulb?

    How has society plunged pragmatically with it's view of science-minded denizen?
    Research has morphed from dark and dreary room with but a bodkin to lavish cocktail parties and scribbled dinner napkins.
    The velocity of scientific research and revolution appears somewhat proportional to a similar revolutions in the means of performing of such research and experiment. Mushroom culture be damned!

    32 min
  • MetaState: Science Since Babylon, Part 9 - Scratching Itches & Cyclotrons

    Covering all of Chapter 5, Price considers a more granular take on the great contributions of scientific discovery.  A visually-dependent portion of the book, you may also enjoy consulting my own visual confection experiment of Price's work here.


    For every Newton, Galieo, or Faraday, existed dozens of people of lessor repute toiling away just as diligently, filling in the smaller gaps, crystallizing numerous iterative progress, provoking the conditions for watershed moments.



    41 min
  • Vis Adamnain - The Vision of Adamnan

    Experimenting with interesting stories of a historical + spooky/supernatural tone for our All Hallows season!

    Hundreds of years before Dante penned his Le Divina Commedia, off the northwestern coast of Scotland, lie the island of Iona. It was there, in Early Medieval Christendom, would a Monk imagine a woeful underworld, where the penitent and the unrepentant would be tasked to toil through an ethereal triptych of hounds, serpents, and flame.

    Survived by the fragments of one Lebor na hUidre, the oldest extant work of Irish heritage, it is also one of the first to use a rich visual language to express the culture of Western Christianity and a civilization it was forging, one abbey at a time.

    Sources:

    Lebor na hUidre (reissue English translation)

    Scans of original copy

    An Irish precursor of Dante - CS Bowell

    32 min
  • Ahead of the Curve: Episode AC03F5

    Time emits nothing inert. My journey into The Rockies elicited a great quieting. Currents are elusive, inclusive, exclusive, and illusive. What do we do, removed from'st modernity, naked and facing all but our own voice?


    Works inspired by:

    • As You Like it
    • Deep Time of the Media
    • Non- Zero
    • Poetic Edda
    • The Raven
    • Nash's paper of Non-Cooperative Games
      • 9 min
    • Ahead of the Curve: Episode FFB600

      The second episode of a weekly meditation on the state of reality, powered by the architecture of language and Lindy-compliant lore of all subjects and interests.

      Meat space wants us hidden from the hidden world that which is viral, so we descend upon the hidden world where the only currency is virality.


      A bullying economy where micro-correcting the world over listening to it might be a culprit to placing us on such a precipice. 

      Diseases, bacteria, panaceas...

      Are we more than muster mark?


      8 min
    • Ahead of the Curve: Episode 383838

      The first episode of a weekly meditation on the state of reality, powered by the architecture of language and Lindy-compliant lore of all subjects and interests.


      Wars are all around us, but first and foremost, in our minds. What is attention in this epoch and can we re-affirm commitments to a personal senso commune?

      8 min
    • MetaState: Science Since Babylon. Part 8 - When the Arcane is just Geometry

      Covering all of Chapter 4, antiquity has provided us a litany of angels mistaken or represented as angles and vice versa. A visually-dependent portion of the book, you may also enjoy consulting my own visual confection experiment of Price's work here.


      Many images become symbols for many reasons, across many disciplines; sometimes they remain in the barely approachable station of knowledge, as their weighted and direct lineage of discovery is ill-told. Many of civilizations talismans possess many portent utilities, embedding itself into architecture, astrology, algebraic influence all the same.

      Cultures cross continents breath differing life into similar shapes, each a varying degree of geometric brilliance, like enjoying many different trees across the globe, each telling a different tale while each enriching us with oxygen.

      32 min
    • MetaState: Science Since Babylon. Part 7 - Heronic Jackwork, Yahoos, and Ancient Modernity

      The remainder of chapter 3 intimates that the imagination overtime is always ahead of it and what is made into fruition where the moment remains both mysterious and curiously blurry. Our first machines in phenomenology and application are centuries divided, nevertheless, the iterations in between are worldly, odd, and beautiful. Wastes of time in one era become indefatigable and most valued in another.

      24 min

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    Building action atop the abandoned, betrayed, and defiantly possible notions in the world.