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Free Workshop with me on Aspergistan, Constitution, zines 2pm book here Tuesday 16th September part of London Design Festival @L_D_F work/around Design Inquiry. 30 millbank near Vauxhall / Pimlico tube
eventbrite.co.uk/e/workaroun… – at London, England
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A Prime Minister may fall today. Soak up the history, guys. Days like today only come around every couple of months
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We profiled Dr Peter Hall (@pete5000) about his career as a design writer and lecturer, his research project Plastic Justice, which tackles microplastic pollution, and his ongoing interest in information security.
Find out more about him ↓
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1. It is with great sadness that we learn the news of Bruno Latour’s passing today. He was an intellectual giant, a friend, & someone whose work inspired me greatly. A thread for those who want to know more about this extraordinary life.
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Unspoken transition. How about a spoken transition, in which people get to debate and choose who will be head of state. And how about a public broadcaster that makes some effort at objectivity.
Queen's Platinum Jubilee marks a new royal era bbc.in/38J9fSI
“security institutions, atrophied by desuetude” #overwriting of the day award goes to Patrick Wintour in The Guardian
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The schedule for the funeral and cremation of Thich Nhat Hanh, live from Huế, Vietnam. See thread for different time zones.
A funeral procession with chanting, drums, bells, and parasols as Thay’s casket makes the final journey to the cremation grounds.
#ThichNhatHanh
Inspiration from running club pal theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…
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So thoughtful - these beachgoers carefully packed all their litter into a crab bucket before hiding it behind a rock. 🙄
“we’re almost entering a Kafka-esque alternative reality where the government set the rules, we follow them, they don’t like the results and they then deny setting the rules” theguardian.com/society/2020…
"The pandemic has shown us the economy is a very narrow and limited way of organising life and deciding who is important and who is not important." Bruno Latour in The Guardian theguardian.com/world/2020/j…
The Voices of New Yorkers Sheltering in Place #thenewyorkerdocumentary newyorker.com/video/watch/th… via @newyorker
Beautiful project on ocean plastic waste
Replying to @Andr6wMale
If you're not leaving the house today, the article is now online. Please share. theguardian.com/environment/…
In Latin, data, is always plural, but in English, even in the eighteenth century, common usage has allowed “data” to function either as a plural or as a collective singular. (Daniel Rosenberg 2013) static1.1.sqspcdn.com/static…
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This little chap is keeping us safe... through observation #gcd_observe
Spring eddy turns tree blossom into a pink whirligig #csm_observe
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Floored to be a 2017 #MacFellow
Grateful to so many teachers, heroes & collaborators
Challenged & ready for the work hectordesignservice.com/news…
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Use, fail and learn. @SarkyType following Joe de Weijer’s instructions for his deliberately difficult drawing machine @csmgraphics #CSMcome




















