When I was in Berlin last month, I stopped into the offices of Netzpolitik (previously), the outstanding German digital rights activist group, where I recorded an interview for their podcast (MP3), talking about science fiction, utopianism, dystopianism, how we can change the world, and why my kid has so many names.
Talking dystopia, utopia, science fiction and theories of change on the Netzpolitik podcast
What makes 'true fun' and how to spot 'fake fun'
What is "true" fun? To find out, science journalist Catherine Price asked thousands of people around the world to describe their most fun and enjoyable experiences. Through her research, she… READ THE REST
Comedian pranked with recursive jigsaw puzzles
It started off innocently enough. In early 2021, Chris Arnold was bored and started doing jigsaw puzzles. He completed a puzzle with a harbor scene on it and posted a… READ THE REST
Sparks enlist Cate Blanchett for new music video
In a suit that would make the Man with the Yellow Hat envious, Cate Blanchett takes center stage in Sparks' new music video. "The Girl Is Crying In Her Latte"… READ THE REST
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