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The past few days in New York City saw the return of summer: stoops, lawns, street corners, and park benches came alive with human activity. Joining the usual ambient soundtrack of trundling subways, occasional car horns, and dist...

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What You Love Loves You Back

Author and ecological mythweaver joined SoRA’s Academic Dean for a conversation on attention ecologies. Together, they discussed the fruition of care, love, and reciprocity emerging from acts of attention.

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The Penny In Your Thoughts

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When I was in fifth grade, Glenridge Elementary’s reigning cool kid, Gabe Remshardt, taught all the other boys in my year how to fold a $20 bill so that it appeared to depict the Twin Towers going up in smoke. We halved it lengthw...

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What We Make of Ourselves

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I recently wrapped up another section of Attention Activism 101, our introductory course at the School of Radical Attention. For three weeks, we gathered at the National Academy of Design and discussed readings on the topics of th...

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Does Virality Concern Reality?

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  • School of Radical Attention

    A Brooklyn-based non-profit advancing attention activism through community programs in the study and practice of human attention.

  • Anand Giridharadas

    Publisher of The.Ink. My new book, MAN IN THE MIRROR, comes out 9/29.

  • Sal Randolph

    Artist & writer working between language & action. Art, attention, poetry, small fictions, Zen.

  • Adam Aleksic

    Linguist, influencer, NYT bestselling author of "Algospeak: How Social Media is Transforming the Future of our Language"

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    Fight the human frackers...

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