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Assortive mating

Earlier in the month I wrote two posts on networks, and in the second gave the first public airing to one of the most important developments of the last few years namely Entangled Trios.  On either side of the link you will see posts from my good friend Valdis Krebs.  This post is a response […]

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Looking back at the Acorn Study; Part 1: Introduction 

This has been a year of experimentation in many things, including the report format. SenseMaker, despite its use for near-real-time feedback loops and continuous monitoring, is also often used in limited-time, one-off projects which are then followed by a report on that specific run, following a range of format. More often than not, this report

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Physical aporia

In this final, for the moment, post on creating aporia I want to focus on the ways in which physical activity and the wider environment can create the conditions to think differently and to find novel solutions in times of perplexity and confusion.  In some ways it is the most important section given that we

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Aesthetic aporia

HOLDING FOR FULL TEXT IN DRAFT   Using aesthetic in the sense of anything which is not linguistic or physical, implies a level of abstract             Static, one time cartoons like gaping void include quotations with bite interpretation by an artist – impact of Guerecca photo – the flower in the

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The importance of place

Case study | LEDA is a co-op of architects and engineers who are improving their community one sustainable building at a time. LEDA is a cooperative of experienced architects and engineers who design outstanding sustainable buildings that are beautiful, comfortable to be in, and gentle on the planet. The group has been fabricating and transforming

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linguistic aporia

PENDING FULL TEXT   In my post of today’s ago             Acknowledgements Opening picture is by Kyle Glenn on Unsplash The banner picture continues the them of the earlier post with a picture of one of the bookshelves in my study.  This is the section for Welsh (and honorary Welsh) poetry

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