Media Distribution & Disruptive Technologies
One of the most insightful industry commentators talks about the Popcorn “bomb” and the company I’m involved with — mediAm. digital distributionmediAmmonopoliespopcorn timetom locke
One of the most insightful industry commentators talks about the Popcorn “bomb” and the company I’m involved with — mediAm. digital distributionmediAmmonopoliespopcorn timetom locke
“Everyone has an anthropology,” wrote Walker Percy, right on the money as usual. “There is no not having one. If a man says he does not, all he is saying is that his anthropology is implicit, a set of assumptions which he has not thought to call into question.” James Parker, The Twee Revolution, The…
A new paper by Jack Birner CognitionCognitive neuroscienceCognitive scienceFriedrich Hayekjack burnerphilosophical psychologyPhilosophy of mindthe sensory order
Good find — H/T Edmund Neill Below, my favorite version of one of my favorite pieces of music (To the Memory of an Angel) alban bergcolin davisgidon kremermusicTo the Memory of an Angeltwelve tone
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A snippet from yesterday’s funeral. JazzLionel Ferbosnew orleanssecond line
My favorite of Shannon’s short stories, probably because it has some philosophical issues nicely woven in. Percy, of course, deployed “what if” devices in his novels and non-fiction: One can’t read of that [Civil] War without playing the fascinating game of what-if . . . What if Jackson had lived through Chancellorsville? What if McClellan had…
Feely available as HTML version Bounded Rationalityconventionscoordination problemdavid lewisdecision processHerbert Simonmental modelssocial identificationvalue system
Just released. An extravagance, I know, but if you don’t already have the DVDs this might be the way to go. cinemafilmphilosophical cinemaWerner Herzog
Now available EPISTEMEEpistemologysocial epistemology