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Hole Punched Voids Transform Rejected Photographs From the Great Depression
In an untitled photograph from 1937, a black disc surreally floats upon the subject’s face, obscuring the features hidden beneath the circular void. In another, a black circle hovers next to a tilted house, creating an eerie scene pulled straight from science fiction. At first glance, you might think a contemporary artist had altered the images, drawing jet-black voids as an intervention with photographs from rural Depression-era America. In reality, these images are discarded photographs from a bygone project that produced a pictorial record of American life between 1935-1944. More
a giant pair of hands lift vietnam’s da nang golden bridge into the sky

the bridge appears like a golden ribbon in the sky, stitched with a purple trim and held by two giant hands.
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Driver for Uber and Lyft live-streamed hundreds of riders on Twitch without their consent
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WATCH SDCC: Lights on Skin & Earth and the marriage of comics and music
It’s been a whirlwind few months for Lights, the Canadian singer and newly minted comic book writer/artist. Following the release of her high concept latest album Skin & Earth, which launched with a six-issue comic series from Dynamite, the multi-hyphenate stopped by our studio at San Diego Comic-Con with some big news: her comic has been optioned for television by Entertainment One.
Researchers prove the arrow of time is irrelevant to quantum computers

An international team of scientists recently published groundbreaking research indicating quantum computers aren’t handicapped by a classical view of time. Grab a cup of coffee, we’ll explain. The researchers set out to determine if quantum computers could be used to overcome one of classical computing’s biggest problems: causal asymmetry. When you watch events unfold, for example, the computer in your head (some folks call it the human brain) starts predicting what’s going to happen next. So if you’re watching a video where an action sequence plays out, you can follow along and make sense of it all. The same sequence,…
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The black mystery sarcophagus was opened, and now people want to drink its ‘bone juice’
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bartosz domiczek’s cabin concept envisions huge monoliths inspired by nordic gods

comprising simple forms inspired by japanese design, northern wisps is built to tower above the rocky landscape.
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Your D&D game doesn’t have enough dogs in it
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Russiagate Is Constructed of Pure Bullshit, No Facts
Russiagate Is Constructed of Pure Bullshit, No Facts Paul Craig Roberts All day today the presstitute scum at NPR went on and on about President Trump, using every kind of guest and issue to set him up for more criticism as an unfit occupant of the Oval Office, because, and only because, he threatens the…
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SDCC 2018: Marvel Rising focuses on strong females, but isn’t just for girls
Some Marvel hard-hitters stopped by San Diego Comic-Con to promote the company’s new animation initiative/"multi-platform franchise," Marvel Rising. A miniseries of six four-minute shorts titled Initiation will premiere on Disney XD next month to prepare audiences for a feature-length film Marvel Rising: Secret Warriors.
