
My theory, which I am not defending in court, is that we evolved to hold roughly twenty thoughts at a time—ten fingers, ten toes—and these essays push them into the room together to see which ones start fighting and which ones make out.
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Few pieces of furniture are as quietly autobiographical as a recliner. A dining chair tells people how to sit. A Barcalounger asks who you become when nobody is watching.
The phrase “the ghost in the machine” was coined as an insult. It was meant to mock a bad philosophical idea. Instead, it escaped philosophy altogether and became one of the twentieth century’s most durable metaphors. Today it haunts neuros...
Nipples occupy a strange category of knowledge.
They are biological structures, cultural flashpoints, evolutionary archives, erotic sensors, medical indicators, religious symbols, and censorship battlegrounds. Almost every human has them....
Electric eels are what happens when evolution stumbles into a special effect and decides to keep it.
They look like snakes, aren’t eels, breathe air, navigate with electricity, and can briefly turn rivers into scenes from a superhero origi...
On paper, Masters of the Universe should not exist.
A toy company wanted to compete with Star Wars. A handful of designers borrowed pieces from barbarian fiction, comic books, professional wrestling, sword-and-sorcery paperbacks, Frank Fra...
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\ud83e\uddd1\ud83c\udffb\ud83c\udfeb Associate Professor of Media Studies, University of Colorado Denver | \ud83d\udcda Books: The Revolting Child in Horror Cinema | \ud83c\udf7f Film: Scream, Queen! My Nightmare on Elm St. | \ud83d\udc12 May or may not be a bunch of monkeys on typewriters
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