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Circus Bazaar Magazine is proud to release the 2nd episode of the “Big Tent” Podcast series with Editor Shane Alexander Caldwell sitting down to talk with the Distinguished Professor of International Affairs, Chris Layne. Topics of discussion include the rise of China, whether the United States is in relative decline and the current state of global politics.
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Catching Tigers in Red Weather 01 | 2022 | 01
The politics of science and technology in a new century of fear
Guest edited by Zac Rogers
An original production by the Circus Bazaar Company.
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Circus Bazaar Magazine has attracted the attention of an individual that seems to be making a statement of hostility towards our publication. What this means is unknown to us.
An unspecified government agency released a set of decoded log files [see below], recovered from an accident at an AI research lab. According to an eyewitness who visited the site, an “unusually large” heap of paperclips towered over the wreckage.
A medieval poet is accused of corrupting the youth. He is arrested, tortured and executed by the clergy. History would eventually resurrect his story, but if history does not repeat, it certainly does rhyme. Watch as we follow the story of R.A the Rugged Man as he finds himself in the middle of a contemporary critique of iconoclasm.
Every technology comes to be used to meet the needs of its time. Those needs interact with the often hidden-from-view affordances that reside in the tech to radically skew the intentions with which it might have been conceived and developed.
Continue Reading Catching tigers in red weather and the falling human
The world changed in 2007. It’s hard to imagine now, but there was a time before smartphones. The breakthrough device, of course, was the iPhone. We’d had constant availability, whether through Blackberries, HTC devices or Nokias before then.
France’s vocals are intent, holistic and purposeful. The lyrics are as they need to be, at times urgent, also reflective, on time or in the moment. The writing is mature and scripted and leaves openings for improvisation. The old school...
