Tales from the Shed
Rob Clements| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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Cobalt, Black Mass, and the Future of Energy in North America
Construction workers from Toronto wave hello after a hard day’s work on Electra Battery Materials’ multimillion-dollar cobalt-sulfate refinery project. The industrial-scale facility is being developed to supply battery-grade cobalt sulfate...
What happens when magnetism has no edge?
Infinite Shed having a little fun at the recent Montreal exhibition devoted to M.C. Escher, the Dutch graphic artist who used impossible architecture, reflection and mathematical pattern to unsettle our sense of space. Reflected inside a mi...
The Man Who Saw Through the Machine
Jacques Ellul in his study, Pessac, France, 12 December 1990. Photograph taken during the filming of The Betrayal by Technology, a documentary produced by ReRun Productions, Amsterdam. Photo: Jan van Boeckel / ReRun Productions, via Wikimed...
A Voice Across the Lake
On a clear day, from high atop the Pine Ridges near Orono, Ontario, you can look south across the water and see the smokestacks of upstate New York rising above the distant shoreline.
In this special broadcast of Infinite Shed, I offer a p...
The Philosopher Who Lived in a Shed
The tools of understanding. Plumb bobs, squares, and other traditional woodworking instruments arranged on a workbench in central Ontario. In Philosophical Investigations (1953), §11, Ludwig Wittgenstein compared the variety of functions pe...
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