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Tales of the times to come: the humanities and scenario planning

Mechanical Dolphin - matt finch / mechanical dolphin a month ago

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snail - snail 3 months ago

food history june

Exploring Photography with Wendy Catling, Dr. Natasha Barrett, and Jonathan Bart

Mechanical Dolphin - matt finch / mechanical dolphin 5 months ago

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bits of online history

snail - snail 8 months ago

flotsam games history tech

Taboo Futures, Fate, and Destiny – Conversation with Steffen Krueger

Mechanical Dolphin - matt finch / mechanical dolphin 8 months ago

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The Only Winning Move: Interview with Peter Scoblic, Part 1

Mechanical Dolphin - matt finch / mechanical dolphin a year ago

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The Important Thing Is Elsewhere

Mechanical Dolphin - matt finch / mechanical dolphin a year ago

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Guilty pleasures and potato chips

Lynda Bernard - Stories by Lynda Bernard on Medium a year ago

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About time

Mike Jones - Context Junky a year ago

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Some podcast recommendations …

malbooth - FromMelbin a year ago

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For people who've never metadata they don't like

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