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Here is my Facebook profile. Send me a mail or do something else to let me know you're a reader and I'll accept your add.
Here is my community blog for games criticism.
Here is my PhD progress blog/Actor-Network Theory notebook.
Here is my old blog about videogames, SLRC.
Here is my machinima novel, "Permanent Death".
Here is a list of some of the best videogame criticism of the past few years.
Here is my email: benjamin.j.abraham AT that gmail thing .com
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Monthly Archives: September 2012
Quentin Meillassoux’s ‘Spectral Dilemma’
The following incredible quote is from Quentin Meillassoux’s ‘Spectral Dilemma’, which is available online here, as part of Collapse vol.IV. Is it possible, after a twentieth century whose history was dominated by odious deaths, to live a non-morbid relation with … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Politics, Uncategorized
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A fragment of a dream
I woke up at around 3:30am this morning having been woken up by the strangest of dreams. I only remember this bit from right before I woke up, but I thought it was worth sharing. I was in some kind … Continue reading
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35 minutes of Vintage Telephone Network Sounds (part 1!!)
Also this guy has an obscenely smooth voice.
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Pedro Fins on Blogging
By Pedro Fins, who illustrates found texts from social networking sites. Great skewering of the impulse to blog.
Posted in Internet, Philosophy, Technology
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