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The Houdini Séance rises from the grave

Nearly 100 years ago, on Oct. 31, 1926, the great American illusionist and escape artist Harry Houdini died of a ruptured appendix while performing a series of shows in Detroit, Michigan. Thirty-eight years later, in 1964, Petaluma, California, newspaper columnist Bill Soberanes organized a…

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The Philosophy of Otaku

The man who declared that "God is dead" eventually became a god himself, created a world, played games within the rules of that miniature garden, and then quietly went mad and died. This refers to Friedrich Nietzsche. Of course, this…

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Where Did Leet Speak Actually Come From?

This article tells the real history, decodes the famous words, and shows where leet survives today. It is written for people who build things with text, so it keeps the technical details that most guides leave out. Elite became leet,…

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We Can Build Things

Today, many women have been raised more like I was than like my adult daughters were. Even those whose parents married or remained married have relatively little access, in our broader cultural environs, to the rich guidance for living that…

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Pinhead Gunpowder

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Receiving the Transmission

“It always sucks to see a space that you love and that is militantly accepting of you—that will throw down if somebody is rude to you or misgenders you or anything like that—exist in a spot where it’s…

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Dark Side of the Enlightenment | Stanford Humanities Center

Dark Side of The Enlightenment Image After learning about these fringe scholars, Professor Edelstein started to refer to their contributions as the ‘Super-Enlightenment’ because they saw themselves as engaging in the same intellectual projects as their more conformist peers. Did…

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