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(Archive) The Technology of Love
Sarah Jamieson is a metro office worker who aspires to be a writer. She's 24, slightly overweight, but knows she's attractive because John at the front desk keeps ogling her... Read more
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(Archive) Life, Death, and Digital Traces
Jamie Livingston took one Polaroid snapshot everyday from March 31, 1979 until the day he died, October 25, 1997. This immense series of images is the richest modern-day autobiography I’ve... Read more
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(Archive) Savage Americans on Facebook! 8th Grade History Lesson No. 41
In the year 2211 humanologists exploring the wreckage of the Walmart Towers of Manhattan (once used to manufacture plastic goods that people wanted!) uncovered an archeological treasure in the form... Read more
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Maybe the real question, instead of, what just happened, would be, why did this just happen. - Geggrey said
I think why Jamie’s unassuming photographs resonate so powerfully is that he reminds us we all have - Debbie Lewis said
This was very well-put and inspired an emotional reaction as I read this on my laptop, while watchin - leslie said
J - being from the heartland of california crusin' i have a soft spot for car attachments. good one. - Lee Cherolis said
Ed! When did this happen!? Congrats! Al and Scout gaining some recognition all up in here.