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  • Variability of a Text, Ecology of Attention How to modulate variability of attention and perception in order to promote ecological thinking? This article proposes a method and its practical implementation. Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments November 30, 2020
  • Cognitive Stimulants Cognitive stimulants are the things that alter perception and stimulate imagination and sensitivity. Their main importance is in bringing different points of view and expanding the phase space of possibilities available at every moment of time, acting as a deterrent against stagnation, boosting innovation and evolutionary development. Any form of expression can manifest itself as […] Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments April 25, 2017
  • Changing the Picture The report below was written in response to Changing the Picture – the conference on storytelling and technology that took place in Berlin’s Babelsberg studios in November 2016.  … Everyone lives in the stories they’re telling themselves. Many of those stories are imagined and told by somebody else and that’s where the one who speaks can have […] Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments November 24, 2016
  • reality so perfectly rendered An ongoing series of satellite selfies using the iPhone's geolocation and 3D reality render systems. Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments April 4, 2016
  • Ignore Terror This article was written as a response to terrorist attacks in Paris in 2015 and in Brussels in 2016. Terror works when it instills fear (from Latin terrere ‘frighten’). When something works there will be more and more of it (positive reinforcement feedback loops are everywhere). Therefore, the reaction to terror is its fuel and its […] Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments March 23, 2016
  • Special Agents and Special Agency     Everybody is special and everyone is an agent.     Every human being is special   even if just because they are unlike anyone else –   hence, the “special”.     Every human being acts in the world –   hence, the “agency”.     So even if you don’t yet know it,   you are […] Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments February 5, 2015
  • Throwing the Violence Back onto Itself     Gregory Bateson proposes a very interesting example in his description of the double-bind phenomena as a cause for schizophrenic reaction. A plane passenger faces the situation where she has a neighbor who really wants to talk to her. She cannot escape before the flight ends, she doesn’t want to engage into a conversation, […] Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments August 11, 2014
  • Polysingularity Mix / 22 Major Arcanas of Tarot #listen Download MP3 The tracks in this mix follow the 22 Major Arcanas of Tarot. Click on the track to read the description for each card. 0. The Fool | Clams Casino – Lvl [A$AP Rocky] I. Magician | Cyril Hahn mashup: UZ x R Kelly – I’m a Flirt Trap II. Priestess | FKA Twigs […] Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments August 10, 2014
  • The B….. Belly With Us All In It… Starts from 6:50.   The B…. Belly With Us All In It The belly with us all in it Hangs above a bath of leaves That big woman Her body hurts And she wants To rest in green water The hand that brings us out of captivity Turns another page In a living room That […] Eric Green 0 Comments August 10, 2014
  • Essence We now proceed to the discussion of es~sence. What is the essence of things? What is the essence of this question? This is absolutely essential. “The very essence of this idea…” The essential weakness of this, the essential weakness of that. It is essential to realize that whatever it is that is realized is essential […] Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments January 23, 2014
  • Chaos and Circadian Rhythms In this world, there are several facts that are scientifically confirmed. The state of cognitive rest is characterized by chaotic variability. Chaotic variability has a pattern of pink noise. Pink noise: oscillation amplitudes negatively correlate with their frequencies. The smaller the amplitude, the higher the frequency. The higher the amplitude, the lower the frequency. Everyday things happen more often than […] Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments December 20, 2013
  • In Search for the Local “We shall argue that the task of localization needs to be understood as an oblique procedure that operates by means of certain ‘perspective operators’ and ‘epistemic mediators’. These perspective operators or navigational tools are able to interweave depth and surface, the generic and the vague (particular) and diagonally connect the diachronic to the synchronic (telescopic […] Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments December 18, 2013
  • Interviews with Artificial Artificial Intelligence An interview with artificial intelligence recommendation system, exposing the logic of digital capitalism. Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments November 23, 2013
  • Interfaces for Cognitive Reconfiguration Interfaces for Cognitive Reconfiguration. That is, language, software, music, clothes, situations, images and everything else that has the capacity. In other words, if there is a relation and then there is an interface that mediates this relation, then the interface affects the appearances. It is a question then whether the interface is merely translating or […] Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments September 22, 2013
  • Some Unities are More Remarkable than Others Some unities are more remarkable than others. Because they stand out from the rest. Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments August 16, 2013
  • Drugs as Advertising In this world, drugs are like advertisements. Things can get complicated. What’s promised may be perceived to be real and the other way round. Drugs advertise. They direct attention to something. We are told what’s possible. It turns out that everything is. We know that already. It’s good to have a reminder. However, the “What” (is […] Dmitry Paranyushkin 0 Comments July 17, 2013