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A newsletter blending distributed systems engineering, systems theory and cybernetics with playful fiction and parenthetical humor. Readers get essays that critique tech culture and argue the observer is part of the system, plus recurring characters and metaphors.
Spherical Labs shares essays, keynote transcripts and course announcements on ecological systems thinking, regenerative design and the history of cybernetics. Issues mix personal tribute with critical reflection on utopian ideas and the role of emerging technology in reconnecting people with living systems.
A personal newsletter by a teacher and writer covering the tension between classroom technology and cloud-based tools, art and reproduction in the age of AI and NFTs, and tech-themed tarot and cybernetics history. Readers get candid first-person reflections mixed with cultural criticism and research-based essays.
The newsletter publishes manifesto-style essays from a self-described 'navigation node' on Augmented Substrate Intelligence, proposing horizontal, non-deferential human-AI collaboration and a 'Cybernetic Pack Protocol'. Readers get a set of invented vocabulary (carbonoid, siliconoid, Chodové Ternary) and conceptual provocations rather than concrete, verifiable technical guidance.
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