Theory Underground: Thoughts at Work
TU: Thoughts at Work, Kier Adrian Gray, Matthew Stanley, Canon: TCG, The State of ThingsDavid McKerracher is a working class thinker whose theory bridges the life of the mind with the work of the hands at the foundations of life. Based in North Idaho at McKerracher Family Farm, TU hosts courses, events, and publishes books and videos.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 308 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Why Polyamory is Impossible: Timenergy and The Virtuous Circle
Polyamory has been on the rise, from a fringe lifestyle to a progressive virtue flex. It became impossible to ignore when Will Smith slapped comedian Chris Rock. We could all see there was something clearly wrong in that man’s eyes and hear...
Tower of Babble
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“Dissatisfying Customer Experience” as Amazon's Definitional Reign of Terror
With BLOCKED BY AMAZON: On the Left’s response to Charlie Kirk coming soon, we are pre-releasing some of the chapters to build some hype. What follows is a conversation that Ann and Dave McKerracher had with philosopher Nick Land.
We chos...
Simon Critchley at TU
Eleven years ago I took on Being and Time. I’d already tried and failed a couple of years prior. This time, with the help of Dr. Stewart Gardner, I was able to get through it. Gardner had, as optional reading on the syllabus, some of Simon...
Chapo Trap House Hyperstitioned Chud the Builder
For the last few months I’ve been working on a piece called “Chud is a classist slur.” It wasn’t a very serious piece, which is one reason I’ve neglected it. However, with my recent development of the concept “theory looping effect” and the...
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