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Underdeveloped Hippos, Fake Courtesy Machines and Antarctic Sounds
things I found
1. To See What It Feels Like
In 1974, Thomas Nagel posed a deceptively simple question in his essay What Is It Like to Be a Bat?: what does it FEEL like to be another creature? Nagel argued that no amount of objective...
Infinite Walks, Massive Phone Cases and Shared Dreamworlds
things I found
1. Infinite Reddit Image Search
Infini.wtf is a visual search engine created by a small team of indie developers. It uses AI to let you browse through 1,178,691 images, GIFs and videos pulled from Reddit. I don’t think...
Dream Recorders, Broken Phones and Generated Fur Cups
things I found
1. Flusser Experience
A version of Vilém Flusser‘s “Towards a Philosophy of Photography” that you can watch and listen to. Originally produced as a three cassette audiobook, it is read by Ian James alongside binaural b...
Deadly games, Fictional Stills and Sycophantic Machines
things I found
1. Map of Reddit
Andrei Kashcha made an impressive website that maps Reddit. It visualizes 116K subreddits and 1.5B comments (Nov 2024-March 2025). An interactive exploration of community connections across the platfor...
Dreamy Interfaces, Homemade Toasters and Brainrot Theory
things I found
1. The Toaster Project
This crazy work is from 2009, but somehow I just came across it. It’s called The Toaster Project. British designer Thomas Thwaites decided to recreate a mass-produced toaster from scratch (litera...
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