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Earthucation: Using interdisciplinary philosophy, education, and science communication to understand the climate crisis

Future Based2023-04-16T15:39:05+02:00

Image: What do planets outside our solar system, or exoplanets, look like? A variety of possibilities are shown in this illustration. Scientists discovered the first exoplanets in the 1990s. As of 2022, the tally stands at just over 5,000 confirmed exoplanets. As Earthlings, we seem to have an unstoppable craving for imagining living on other planets. Why? Credits: NASA/JPL-Caltech This article was written

Earthucation: Using interdisciplinary philosophy, education, and science communication to understand the climate crisisFuture Based2023-04-16T15:39:05+02:00

The Wicked, the Wanted and the Wonder

Future Based2023-04-24T09:42:12+02:00

On how interdisciplinary research changes directions Text: Sabine Winters / edit Kees Müller At the beginning of 2020 it once again became very clear what kind of interconnected world we live in. What started on the other side of the world effortlessly came our way with lightning speed. For many, this time felt and still feels like an alienating experience, ‘as if we were living in a

The Wicked, the Wanted and the WonderFuture Based2023-04-24T09:42:12+02:00

Tribal Marks: The horrors of being a living culture confluence

Future Based2022-12-01T16:02:55+01:00

This entry was submitted by Peculiar Adebayo. Bin gar keine Russin Stamm’ aus Litauen, Echt deutsch. - S. Elliot This line is in an English poem and one blogger commenting on it refers to the Tower of Babel curse, a sort of rootlessness that plagued the multilingual elite of Europe. It’s an aptly fitting metaphor for the headspace I find myself growing into recently. As a Nigerian

Tribal Marks: The horrors of being a living culture confluenceFuture Based2022-12-01T16:02:55+01:00

Preparing for the Singularity: The Importance of Imagination

Future Based2023-03-28T14:36:21+02:00

The development of sophisticated algorithms that can simulate human cognition and carry out tasks that were previously reserved for humans is referred to as artificial intelligence (AI). AI systems are capable of analyzing massive amounts of data, detecting patterns, and making decisions with little human intervention. Examples of AI systems include conversational agents, image recognition software, and predictive analytics. AI is increasingly integrated into modern technology and could have a significant impact on a wide range of industries such as healthcare, finance, and manufacturing. Nevertheless, there are ethical concerns associated with AI, as well as potential implications for employment. One area of AI that has attracted significant attention is the notion of Technological Singularity.

Preparing for the Singularity: The Importance of ImaginationFuture Based2023-03-28T14:36:21+02:00

Salmon: A Red Herring by Cooking Sections Review by Oscar Salguero

Future Based2022-11-28T16:17:01+01:00

“In the realm of colour, chemical colour, synthetic colour, nothing remains the same as it was yesterday.” - Esther Leslie [Synthetic Worlds] In the ocean your global positioning is in constant fluctuation. If you are salmon in the wild a krill appeals to you. It is pure sustenance. Carotenoids that tint float, draw you in… “Crustaceans swimming at 63°29’19.8”N,

Salmon: A Red Herring by Cooking Sections Review by Oscar SalgueroFuture Based2022-11-28T16:17:01+01:00

LMX UNLIMITED Lookbook

Future Based2022-12-01T12:43:54+01:00

Review by Oscar Salguero May 19, 2021 Outside the window, a mask is not an unusual sight. I am stuck at home, scrolling, when I stumble upon an Instagram post Instagram post that was later deleted (or archived) as of December 24, 2021 of a woman wearing an elaborated red mask, 105 likes, organic looking, 3D printed, lush... It is #covidcouture, an ode to viral protection

LMX UNLIMITED LookbookFuture Based2022-12-01T12:43:54+01:00

The Realities of Migraines

Future Based2022-12-01T12:44:10+01:00

Text: Sabine Winters / Photo by sebastiaan stam on Unsplash ‘Illness is the night-side of life, a more onerous citizenship. Everyone who is born holds dual citizenship, in the kingdom of the well and in the kingdom of the sick. Although we all prefer to use only the good passport, sooner or later each of us is obligated, at least for a spell, to identify ourselves as

The Realities of MigrainesFuture Based2022-12-01T12:44:10+01:00

A Lump of Bowels, a Piece of Gut

Future Based2021-12-23T13:41:15+01:00

In everyday life, a certain balance in the ambiguous experience of the body as a subject as well as an object has to be continuously upheld. This balance reveals itself in our both having and being a body. Or, in other words; the body that we have as an object, is at the same time something that we are as a subject. However, Tereza experiences...

A Lump of Bowels, a Piece of GutFuture Based2021-12-23T13:41:15+01:00