it was barely recognisable

As the reader continues

François Bayle

Nils explains the motivation behind it all nicely:“I love the idea of ‘communication’ with the world through vinyl records

geboren 1978 in Lund

Formulating Fake Futures: The Tomorrow Through the Filters of a Computational Network John Godfrey it was barely recognisableThe future is a strange space. It is in a state of continued crisis, just on the edge of a catastrophe and very uncertain. The future, by definition, is always fake, because it cannot be verified till it has already happened. In this essay critical thinker and feminist Nishant Shah argues that the idea of a future in crisis and future as fake pervades almost all our global and immediate conversations. Be it the climate change deniers, the anti