Life’s short, we’re all busy, but at least we can blog when there’s time. I’ve got three recent posts at CTlab that might be of interest to some readers:
Death of the City
Death of Cyberspace
Tripping, Deathtripping in Cyberspace
They’re not quite as morbid as they sound. Probably as pretentious though.
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(Cross-posted from Ubiwar)
“You are a member of ‘al-Qaeda’ if you say you are” – Jason Burke (2007), Al-Qaeda: The True Story of Radical Islam
The franchise analogy has occasionally been applied to the decentralised nature of al-Qaeda-inspired activities and the above quote from Jason Burke neatly sums up the idea that al-Qaeda as an idea, nay, [...]
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