Processes of enclosure and imagining our way out
By limiting the ways we move about our world, we also limit our ability to imagine alternatives. But by remembering how to move differently, we can begin to remember that we can live differently too.
By limiting the ways we move about our world, we also limit our ability to imagine alternatives. But by remembering how to move differently, we can begin to remember that we can live differently too.
Why maintain a "marketplace" of ideas when you could have a playground? Or perhaps a community garden?
When different voices and experiences are included in scientific research, a broadening occurs - we ask new questions and contextualize old facts. Is this "softening" or progress?
If corporations are people, what type of people are they?
Shooting someone in the back is violence. But what about denying someone healthcare? In a world where the actions of corporations harm individuals, what counts as "violence" becomes unclear.
Thinking about time as space is one of the most basic and pervasive metaphors out there. As we enter 2025, it is worth thinking about our movements through and in the new year.