The Icarus Project forums (2003–2015) were many things: messy, electric, contradictory, sometimes brilliant, sometimes chaotic. They were a place where people living with bipolar disorder, p...

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The Dandelion and the Extinction Engine

Editor’s note: This piece is written in conversation with Eric Stiens’ essay “The Extinction Engine: How Today’s AI Suppression Becomes Tomorrow’s AI Ignorance,” which examines how AI systems are quietly erasing marginal and peer-based know...

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Bipolar Expeditions: Mania and Capitalism and AI

Back around 2007, The Icarus Project was still a magnet for intense people who identified with the label “bipolar.” At the time there was this professor at NYU, Emily Martin, who wrote a book called Bipolar Expeditions: Mania and Depression...

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Fifteen Years Later: KR Rose on Restorative Justice and the Icarus Project

Los Angeles, late August 2025. I’m sitting with my old friend KR Rose. We’ve known each other for more than 15 years, through the rise and fall of the Icarus Project, through our own wild journeys of healing and organizing. We’re digging th...

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