Episode 5 of Against Everyone with Conner Habib is where things get, you know, a little weird. But in a totally understandable way.
Here’s me talking about space and time, and how our actual experiences – not just our ideas – of them are changing, and how that’s affecting the rest of our cultural world.
In Episode 5, I Talk About
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Leaving dumb brain mapping and reductive evolutionary biology perspectives behind when discussing consciousness and culture
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The European philosopher Jean Gebser and how his concept of “mutations” of consciousness show a shift in the 15th and 16th Centuries like the one we’re experiencing today
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The Moon landing as the beginning of contracting space with our hands
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How we all have astronaut thumbs
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Changes in the field of labor (Like I mention in AEWCH Ep 3)
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The compensation of making more space virtually available by trading in bodily movement
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Pokémon Go as the conflict between old and new space
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Why do we take so many pictures?
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How the motion of our hands has outrun time
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The internet as an attempt to summon the Akashic Record
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The nightmarish Buddhism of facebook
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How new time & space give rise to anxiety and depression
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Why all this bad news is good news
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