assistant professor in information, university of michigan. i have big intellectual feelings about language and technology.
https://tisjune.github.io/
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justine zhang
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As part of our series “Reimagining the Future of Digital Health,” @puellaludens.bsky.social considers what historical and contemporary practices of mutual aid can teach us about how to develop skills for the collective governance of healthcare at a grassroots level. datasociety.net/points/lesso...
feeling sad and fantasizing about the two semester seminar style course i would teach if i had, like, a completely different job... semester 1 would be focused on language and political economy, often together... semester 2, of course, would be "oops all wittgenstein"
or like what's a word like earnest that better captures the "you are the duper and also the duped" quality that characterizes so much participation in this stupid economy
if i had to pick one moment to put into that "you bolt awake in the mountains of carthage" meme it would probably be when people started earnestly talking about using AI agents to do stuff
my hay fever brain fog makes me capable of exactly one activity---binging episodes of nz/aus television show guy mont-spelling bee---and i am only more convinced that any adequate theory of language must start from language's foundational calvinballness
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“I do not invoke love as a universal unit of analysis or a private, hyper-commodified emotion emptied of history, but a revolutionary commitment to the land and its liberation.”
-Laura al-Tibi, on Martyrdom and the Palestinian Wedding-Funeral
www.parapraxismagazine.com/articles/bri...
justine zhang
Read @sarahbrouillette.bsky.social 's review of @anniemcc.bsky.social 's Beneath the Wage ( Zone Books , @princetonupress.bsky.social ).
Brouilette highlights the book's focus on the new terrains of antagonism and solidarity afforded by service labor.
spectrejournal.com/service-with...
