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i'm going to mug kid charlmagne

there's no particular answer to how you're supposed to react to distant violence and distant suffering and there never has been except to pray for them. what we're in now is that you can watch it up close if you want to and that's new

there's this fake thing as well that is a kind of subjectivity that's been generated within us in the UK where we think that there is anything we can do about distant violence as though it's somehow our responsibility. sometimes it is but for this one it's not, it's other people doing the...

i think like a lot of things your reaction is absorbed into the grid ie into the spaces and discourses that the internet makes, it sets up traps for your reactions. and you end up saying the things you read on the internet in the pub and the person you're talking to says the things that they...

good escape, that one is a known scam

i don't categorise monkeys like that

i dunno. one thing we've all got to figure out is how to deal with distant horror it's part of being on a computer now and we're on them all the time. i have particular windows where i drink in seriously what's happening and think about it and that sort of works for me, it is horrifying, i don't...

I read the headlines and I try not to talk about it. Everyone wants to but there's nothing to say at all the only real reaction is horror and disgust you have to deal with it in your own time, it's too upsetting

like autechre

i'm in a world right now of debate about social research methods. it's just an example. there's a muscular bunch of nerds led by americans with their maths and forumulae that it takes a long time to understand and they've grabbed normality. they've grabbed powerful people and convinced them to...

oh you're getting at a different kind of how. normality comes about coz people have been disciplined and standardised no. self-regulation and the policeman in your head.

there's been a effort by all kinds of people to do this for ages, and basically a lot of it has worked really well. the battle over what's normal, the default, is ongoing in most cultures i think. the drugs are a machine for change you can change a lot if you change a strata of people, the drugs...

a prophet

i think it's the shame of having been outed as working with ash sarkar he's really lying low these days

go and hang out with wiley

yeah i introduced them

yeah sound-wise they are class