This is probably my favourite this year so far
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This is probably my favourite this year so far
The working title is 'Epistemic injustice is smol'
Oh yeah, his work is excellent - if I manage to record a new breaks mix any time soon, I plan to have a couple of his joint tracks with Rick Carbonell on there. I really liked 'Set Me Free' last year too (though it's a bit fast for me to put on a mix).
Completely agree
I've heard of the meat if that's a clue?
I'm starting to suspect I might not be the next David Lewis after all
This was finally released today, and I immediately grabbed a copy because it's a spectacular piece of work - string-laden, cinematic breakbeat goodness that I just want plugged straight into my veins
I'm at the dangerous point of writing a paper where it is written 'in my head' and so I feel like I'm on track to finish soon, but in reality I haven't actually put a single word down on the page and so I'm just being complacent despite knowing how this has worked out for me every other time
I'm older, and also have no idea what/who Josh is talking about
Remembering the event which happened 30 years ago today, and which changed Scotland forever. The families of those involved campaigned hard to make it much more difficult for such an event to ever happen here again, and undoubtedly thanks to them so far it has not.
Cont./
#snowdrops #dunblane
Oh my god
'Whitesand Bay, Cornwall.' (c1914) There is an obvious overlapping with Laura and Harold Knight's subject matter, but their approach was different. In Laura's work, we can feel an immediacy, Harold is more restrained, meticulous and his work rarely involves people.
I love the shadows cast by the tree branches here
Me looking at the camera and smiling, holding up a copy of my book Epistemic Injustice An Introduction
Publication day! Itβs been a long journey to get to this point, and Iβm grateful to everyone whoβs supported that, and to @routledgebooks.bsky.social for publishing it.
Movin' to the country
this means it is not open for transit
Whenever I feel depressed about not having enough money, I put this song on, so that I can think about how I don't have a satisfied mind either
Delighted to see this volume out and open access with lots of interesting chapters related to the human right to science. My chapter explores the notion of βepistemic jurisdictionsβ as a way of better understanding the interlacing of local knowledge and scientific knowledge under this human right.
Nordic Voyage quietly became one of my favourite labels last year, and this is their upcoming 100th release - I'm not sure how I feel about the Powel remix yet, but the clips for the three original tracks, particularly 'Katia', sound absolutely gorgeous. I can't wait to hear some longer previews.
I've gone off San Pellegrino since I heard someone call it "Tory Fanta"
As I've noted before, I do vibes-based non-ideal theory
Have you considered just consulting your own intuitions?
can this be a solution?
It does rather confirm where he wants to take all this. But it's very overt and a difficult sell, hopefully in particular to those already going into debt for an education (not that the latter is a good thing - it just might make some pause and think about what their future looks like).
Just saw Bloomsbury have put my book up on their website. Itβs suddenly feeling very real!!
Dates have been changed!
Conference now on 23-24 June.
Submit abstracts by 2 April.
#philsky
The Scottish Merchant Navy Memorial in Leith and just a few of the small bronze figures that it features.
RIP
https://news.miami.edu/as/stories/2026/03/susan-haack.html
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