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The complete gallery of 256 digital variations composing wall 204 is online.
Here under are a few samples from this collection. The size of each of these variations is 60 x 90 cm and the complete wall is 9.6 x 14.4 meters. Click on the images to get a larger size at 1200 x 800 px.
The complete gallery of 256 digital variations composing wall 203 is online.
Here under are a few samples from this collection.
The size of each of these variations is 60 x 90 cm and the complete wall is 9.6 x 14.4 meters.
Click on the images to get their full size.
I formatted the series of articles titled "First devastating societal blow in Late-Modernity" in e-book form and made it available from my website.
This series has become a long text. The 2nd edition of the book totals 599 pages.
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Content of Part 7.4.
This article is 5,200 words long and covers the following :
7.4.1. pointing fingers at scapegoats is no solution
7.4.1.1. Sinophobia and the yellow peril
7.4.1.2. China is the chance of humanity
7.4.2. fairy-tales, magic, dystopian adventures
7.4.3. escaping the negativity by scanning for positivity
7.4.3.1. a worldview that quietens the mind.
“ In less than three decades, a mere blink of the eye in historical terms, the United States has gone from the world’s sole superpower to a massive foundering wreck that is helpless before the coronavirus and intent on blaming the rest of the world for its own shortcomings. … But how and why did this pitiable condition come about? Is it all Donald Trump’s fault as so many now assume? Or did the process begin earlier?
The answer for any serious student of imperial politics is the latter. ... two things are clear. One is that the process did not start under Trump, while the other is that it will undoubtedly continue regardless of who wins in November. Once collapse sets in, it’s impossible to stop.” (1)