Latent Emanate
Oliver HockenhullEmpathy, AI, the evolution of intelligence and of governance with excursions into politics, art, Sanskrit, media analysis and filmmaking in the noosphere (the sphere of mind).
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Anarchist Continuities and Discontinuities in Canadian Avant-Garde Practice
ANIMA Archive
This essay connects to the surviving ANIMA Archive.
I. A Coincidence of Deaths and Births
George Woodcock died in Vancouver on January 28, 1995. ANIMA was founded in the same city that same year. It is the kind of c...
Minds Before Brains: New Paper Challenges Neural Privilege in Consciousness Theory
In a paper now published in Philosophical Transactions: A, Nicolas Rouleau and Michael Levin (Tufts University Allen Discovery Center) do something deceptively simple: they read the major theories of consciousness carefully, and ask what, w...
The Current That Remembers
Split a planarian in half and both pieces grow back — the severed tail produces a new head, the severed head regenerates a new tail. This is well known. Less well known is what happens when you alter the worm’s bioelectric signature before...
Proto-History of Automatographomancy
When narrative thins and language persists, writing continues like a slow tide. Some tongues endure this better than others — those with room for ellipsis and a music that carries meaning even as content becomes spare. The method asks for b...
Xenobot
There is a structure to disagreement that interests me. One voice says stop; the other says go. One says goodbye; the other says hello, hello, hello — not as stubbornness but as a kind of ontological persistence, the insistence of a thing o...
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Filmmaker, writer/critic, communication theorist, digital media maker. Films include Aldous Huxley and Entre La Langue et l'Ocean.
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