amor mundi

Those who read Amor Mundi because they approve of my commitments to p2p democratization and permaculture advocacy may be perplexed by my int...

I. WHO AM I? My name is Dale Carrico. I grew up in a town called Floyds Knobs, Indiana, which was pretty much what you are imagining a pla...

Transhumanist Giulio Prisco continues to perplex me utterly, writing : "Dale DOES think this [death] is a good thing. Read again the Eg...

A commenter over at the blog Transumanar has posed a question: I always wonder why those who think Transhumanist technologies are impossibl...

Giulio Prisco alerts his readers to my "narrow minded" views of technology, to my "well known condemnation of imagination,...

Subcultures notoriously like to cast themselves in the role of exemplars of rationality and outsiders as cast out by their "irrational...

Few can have failed to notice that, historically speaking, the so-called universal accomplishments celebrated under the banner of humanism f...

"Technology" is a verb masquerading as a noun. Behind every conjuration of a technological thing , always there are the vicissitu...

The two strands of Superlative Technology Discourse that have preoccupied my attention on Amor Mundi over the last few weeks have been conne...

Oh, those wacky Singularitarians! A fellow named Brian Wang has taken special umbrage at some of the comments I have directed at Superlativ...

Over at his blog Soft Machines, Richard Jones has expanded and clarified his own discussion of "Superlativity" and "Speculat...

Upgraded and adapted from Comments. I fear my response to long-time Friend of Blog Giulio Prisco is a bit testy, but I've been told tha...

In the first piece I wrote critiquing Superlative Technology Discourse a few years ago, Transformation Not Transcendence ," I wrote tha...