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Symbolic: Weasels in art

If you enjoy TripOut, the blog, The Museum of Ridiculously Interesting Things is also worth your while. In this important post they explore the use of weasels, ferrets…

Legalize: All drugs?

A couple thoughts: (1) video games from Pac Man and Mario on have had druglike bonus items, and you can’t really win the game without them; (2) privileged…

Do: Priceless Festival

I wanted to begin collecting some of the more psychedelicly-focused festivals and events around the world. I met someone in my travels last weekend who recommended the Priceless…

Immersive: Participate in the world

I don’t have much time to post today due to camping trip prep, but I wanted to suggest No Proscenium which bills itself as “the guide to everything…

Together: Collaborative music playroom

Plink is a collaborative online music space where you can get your groove on. Initially you might play alone — its simple point and click for different sounds…

Beyond: Community-supported sight

The arc of technology has positive and problematic impacts on society at large. But specifically in regards to accessibility it can be revolutionary. I love a good story…

DomestiCATe: Trap a feline

This is the simplest of browser computer games, Chat Noir. It is you versus a black cat who is trying to escape. It is addictive and you’ll probably…

Internal: Brain dance

Oh my, graphic visualizations are among my favorite ways to lose myself in a screen, like watching the ballet of synapses in my brain. And this one is…

What’s: Above

See that plane above? Want to know where it is going? Tap your FlightRadar24 app for iOS or Android, or browse over to flightradar24.com. This free service tracks…

Episodic: Whale tales

Moby-Dick is the great American novel. But it is also the great unread American novel. Sprawling, magnificent, deliriously digressive, it stands over and above all other works of…