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Gen Z Lives in the Archive
I’ve argued before that culture isn’t stagnating so much as migrating into forms we don’t have the language to recognize yet — internet personalities as continuous works of art, TikTok as digital vaudeville, and aesthetic curation as a kind...
On the Internet, You Don't Discover Reality. You Create It.
A note: the following essay is not mine. It was written by Mark Pesce in 1997 and published here. I’m reposting it on default.blog to share it with a new audience and to keep it accessible. All credit to Pesce, a name I keep encountering in...
There Are No Satanic Elites and the Scramble to Redefine "Woke"
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Internet ethnographer. I want to talk to you if you grew up with unrestricted access to the Internet. @default_friend of X (formerly Twitter). Columnist all over. Commission me anyway!
Brooklyn-based, from Syracuse.
Fandom native and former stan, investigating the history and (d)evolution of fandom and the spread and impact of stan culture. Available for consultation, commentary & commissions.
drunk on the milk of paradise * child of the Aten
Stephen G. Adubato is a writer and professor of philosophy based in New York. He is also the curator of the Cracks in Postmodernity blog, podcast, and magazine. Follow him on Twitter @stephengadubato and Instagram @cracksinpomo
Author: The Digital Reversal. || The Viral Inquisitor. || Digital Future in the Rearview Mirror. || Postjournalism and the death of newspapers. || Human as media. // I study media and everything.
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