Ivar Hagendoorn

Ivar Hagendoorn

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Further Reading

A story by Ali Smith. Why write fiction in 2017? Clemens Setz visits the Netherlands. The last remaining speaker of Taushiro. Goethe. What bullets do to bodies. A history of humans trying and failing to understand the minds of apes. The correspondence of Descartes and Elisabeth of Bohemia. And more.
· Blog | Further Reading

Further Reading

Corina Tarnita deciphers patterns in soil created by competing life-forms. How memories form and recall works. Inequality in nature and society. A literary tour of the U.S. Žižek on ideology as the original augmented reality. Workforce implications of machine learning. Books about bread. And more.
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Further Reading

Why certain glaciers are prone to surging abruptly. 21 essential albums from ECM’s catalog. Interview with Edward Witten. Steven Mithen on why our ancestors started farming. Phil Klay on war as a test of religious faith. Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot can now do a backflip. And more.
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Further Reading

The fatal flaw of neoliberalism. Physics has demoted mass. Video shows CRISPR editing DNA in real time. There's more to Edvard Munch than The Scream. Operation Icebridge. Nietzsche's musings on his lost umbrella raise deeper philosophical questions. The art of the Russian Revolution. And more.
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Further Reading

Found: The universe’s missing atoms. Untangling spider biology. Conversations with Tim O'Reilly and Hélène Cixous. The coming software apocalypse. A history of mathematical typography. There never was a tulip fever. How ether transformed surgery. A history of the first peoples in America. And more.
Kein Licht
· Blog | Theatre | Music

Kein Licht

It was funny, moving, interesting and inspiring and then it was all over. I wish I could replay it. I wish I remembered more of what I'd seen and heard.
Irving Penn at the Grand Palais
· Blog | Art

Irving Penn at the Grand Palais

To celebrate the centenary of his birth the Grand Palais in Paris has organized a large Irving Penn retrospective. I'm glad I visited the show, because I discovered a number of photos I hadn't seen before.