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  • Almost Famous

    By Timothy Lachin | November 13th, 2015

    Like many Americans, waiters make me uncomfortable. Their performance of servitude hypostasizes ontological difference, therefore symbolic castration, and as a neurotic, that bothers me. It didn’t bother Lacan. He loved […]

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  • The Tingles

    By Alasdair Duncan | October 30th, 2015

    The experience has been called attention induced head orgasm, attention induced euphoria, and attention induced observation euphoria, as well as the tingles, brain massage, head tingle, brain tingle, spine tingle, […]

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  • Street Food

    By Timothy Lachin | October 16th, 2015

    No matter how delicious the street cheeseburgers at the California Cantine on the rue Turbigo may be, I refuse to participate in this farce on ethical grounds. Likewise, under ordinary […]

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  • Mad Men Isn’t Over Yet

    By Jorge Assef | October 2nd, 2015

    The story takes place in the 1960s, at the peak of modern advertising’s rise to glory2, when marketing, the empire of images, and consumer capitalism began to transform human life. […]

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