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David John Roden

@turingcop

'You told us the sun will strangle itself with or without our help – but, no matter, let’s help." Snuff Memories

Katılım Mayıs 2009
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Dustin@thatkaijukidd·
Rest in peace, Yoshihiro Nishimura. A wildly inventive filmmaker with an unbelievable eye for the grotesque, surreal, and absurd. I followed along on social media as he promoted his latest film, and he genuinely seemed so happy and excited to be creating right up to the end.
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gatito jetón
gatito jetón@gatojeton·
Pope Leo just condemned the idea that "work dignifies man". We. Are. So. Back!
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Global Box Office@GlobalBoxOffice·
BACKROOMS is poised to make history this weekend, delivering @A24 its first major studio-level opening. Pre-sales are at unprecedented levels for the studio, pointing now to a massive $40M–$50M domestic debut.
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David John Roden@turingcop·
@JoyceCarolOates I agree, Antonioni expresses a vital and exhilarating sense of unfolding in time and space .
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Joyce Carol Oates
Joyce Carol Oates@JoyceCarolOates·
finally saw the complete Antonioni trilogy, "L'Avventura," "La Notte," & "L'Eclisse." (1960. 1961, 1962) Highly atmospheric, mysterious & (seemingly) directionless, often beautiful to observe but probably, for viewers in 2026, too possessed of a European/existentialist languor to be emotionally engaging. in each self-consciously stylized film a female figure moving about in a landscape or cityscape as if mesmerized by what she sees would seem to be Antonioni's homage to the ineffable power of the visual no doubt shared by all filmmakers; Fellini does this also, & notably in the US Scorsese, but it is human faces that most mesmerize these directors while for Antonioni & Bertolucci it is cityscapes--walls, shadows, windows, rooftops, high-rise apartment buildings & the spaces between them, street lights, windblown leaves & clouds.
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David John Roden@turingcop·
Urban folk horror enclave
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Tymofiy Mylovanov@Mylovanov·
Zelenskyy: Russians just destroyed the Chornobyl museum — built one month ago. Crazy assholes. We strike military targets — weapons production, energy that funds their army. Russia hits museums, schools, apartments. 1/
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Liam Nissan™@theliamnissan·
Trump is in the hospital again. Let us pray 🙏
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David John Roden@turingcop·
@fearofyou I should watch the later Peter Greenway again. At the time I found the movies where he was using then nascent digital technologies lacked the hard, fractured viciousness and irony of his best work (e.g. ZOO). But I’m open to a reevaluation.
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X-Ray Eyes @fearofyou·
The Pillow Book, Peter Greenaway (1996). Liberamente ispirato al Makura no Sōshi (Il libro del guanciale) di Sei Shōnagon, dama di corte giapponese del X secolo, il film intreccia erotismo, scrittura e morte in una narrazione visivamente stratificata.
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Cody Schibi
Cody Schibi@codyschibi·
Andrzej Żuławski’s POSSESSION premiered at Cannes on this day in 1981…♥️
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Isaac Feldberg@isaacfeldberg·
“Curry asked me to work in the mirror, and I did it once, and I got sleep paralysis because I scared the shit out of myself—so I never did that again.” Inde Navarrette and Curry Barker told me all about OBSESSION for the latest issue of @FANGORIA: shop.fangoria.com/products/fango…
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CinemaCopa
CinemaCopa@CopaExMachina·
Obsession (2025) is good but what sets it apart from your typical stock of indie horror films is Inde Navarrette. What an absolute revelation of talent. If the Oscars weren't so full shit she should at least be nominated for her absolute masterclass performance.
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Philip Goff
Philip Goff@Philip_Goff·
Cosmopsychism is a form of panpsychism. But also Greg argues that his fields-based view is different to panpsychism, as he doesn't believe in subjects of experience and so doesn't think the universe is a subject of experience.
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@Philip_Goff @durham_uni I understand panpsychism is sometimes used to denote any view that takes consciousness to be fundamental, but "field based panpsychism" sounds more like cosmopsychism than actual panpsychism, no?

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David John Roden@turingcop·
@WittgensteinsF2 @IAI_TV Textuality in Derrida is a system of abstract infrastructures - iterability, differance, etc. which have a certain degree of topic neutrality insofar as they can operate in different ontological ‘regions.’ Still, there is a minimal ontological commitment, here, I agree.
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Jeffrey Williams
Jeffrey Williams@WittgensteinsF2·
@turingcop @IAI_TV Texte usually refers to language, but if we were to expand it to any sort of symbol it wouldn’t change anything. He still would have created a metaphysical closure—the very thing he criticizes. And a closer of even more radical reduction.
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Institute of Art and Ideas
The legendary clash between Derrida and Searle on the nature of language became a symbol of the great divide between analytic and continental philosophy. | iai.tv/articles/derri… But beyond the fireworks, Peter Salmon argues the exchange exposed something more troubling: the refusal of analytic philosophers to seriously engage with a view of language that includes literature, irony, jokes, and the subconscious. The blind spots it revealed have never fully been addressed.
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@WittgensteinsF2 @IAI_TV The desire to reconcile quantum physics with some form of realism about physical states or entities isn’t just tempermental. It is principled and well founded given that the alternative seems to grant mysterious and unintelligible magic powers to subjectivity.
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Jeffrey Williams@WittgensteinsF2·
@turingcop @IAI_TV I studied with Analytic Philosophers of QM. They typically deny the implications QM out of a temperamental need to maintain a belief in an orderly and calculable universe. @jsw21/note/p-193201856?r=2jtjh&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=notes-share-action" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">substack.com/@jsw21/note/p-…
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RS Archer
RS Archer@archer_rs·
Those Brexit benefits continue to flood in for the people of Britain
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