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Dr. Gerardo Toledo / Lacan Galicia (SL): Burlington, ON, Canada; My Second Life (SL) avatar Lacan Galicia was born older (09/26/2007) than he is today. Both, he and I, conducted a Doctoral Thesis Research on Virtual Aesthetics and Media Technoculture within SL, between 2008 - 2012.

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Personal Photographs at the Bastioni di Porta Venezia - We’ve just installed “Personal Photographs” on the façade of the neoclassical Bastioni di Porta Venezia in Milan, curated by Matteo Lucchetti. If you pass ...
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Riccardo III (Carmelo Bene - 1981) eng-fr sub - thank you to you tuber Dagomir Rotyork (cited below in full ) for making this work of Carmelo Bene available again. Twenty years or so back when the ...
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Post-anti-neo-Darwinism - Neo-Darwinism saw Man as pinnacle of a tree-like structure of evolution. Post-Darwinist evolution gets rid of the idea of the pinnacle, and instead sees th...
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2020 the year ahead - People have been asking what I am doing in the future, am I moving to Sansar to work or staying in SL.. what new projects etc. So here is where things st...
5 years ago
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You No Longer Need to Beware of the Blog - After ten fun-filled years, we're packing up shop here at WFMU's Beware of the Blog. Many thanks to the dozens of volunteer authors who put in so much time...
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Generative Heritage - notes on Succession - I spent three months this year on sabbatical at Culture Lab, Newcastle University (UK). It was a privelege to spend time in such a vibrant research lab, ...
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How do we resurface older articles? - In a previous Baekdal/Plus article, I talked about the extremely important focus of figuring out how well your journalism is being used. I called that ar...
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EL ORIGEN DE LOS NOMBRES DE LOS MESES Y LOS DÍAS DE LA SEMANA - Medir el tiempo es una obsesión muy antigua, tanto que se originó ya en la Prehistoria impulsada probablemente por la necesidad de llevar un control de lo...

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