civil Society, Media, Politics
Zooming Out: The Ecomodernist Mindset at Large
History, Philosophy, Politics, Science, Society, Tech
Interview with The Paradigm Shift on Brisbane’s 4ZZZ
Standing ground in a turning world: Palestine and the Left
Simon Gilby: Figuring out the individual
Philosophy, Politics, Science, Society, Tech
A Review of Here Be Monsters
civil Society, History, Media, Philosophy, Politics, Tech
Podcast for Fremantle Shipping News
Film, Media, Science, Society, Tech
Nuclear frisson: On Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer
Media, Politics, Science, Society, Tech
On nostalgia and AI: An interview on the ABC’s Future Tense
Philosophy, Politics, Science, Society, Tech
Chess, nostalgia and AI: Two recent essays for Griffith Review
History, Literature, Politics, Society
Orwell everywhere: Truth-telling in a post-truth age
Who do you think you Uhr? A review of David Marr’s Killing for Country
History, Philosophy, Religion, Science, Society, Tech
The eighth day of creation: how the new cultural technologies take us into the posthuman
Philosophy, Politics, Science, Society, Tech
Big Tech goes ballistic
civil Society, Literature, Philosophy, Politics, Society
A review of Rai Gaita’s Justice and Hope
Economics, Media, Philosophy, Politics, Science, Society, Tech
Here Be Media
Philosophy, Politics, Science, Society, Tech
Here Be Monsters Fremantle launch
Philosophy, Politics, Science, Society, Tech
Here Be Monsters reviews
History, Philosophy, Politics, Science, Society, Tech
Out on 1 May! My New Book, HERE BE MONSTERS: IS TECHNOLOGY REDUCING OUR HUMANITY?
Machine Learning
The Wolvadoodles: A Review of Sub-Imperial Power
Economics, History, Politics, Society
How the sausage is made: A review Frank Bongiorno’s Dreamers and Schemers
civil Society, Economics, History, Politics, Society
How to secede without really trying: A review of How to Rule Your Own Country
Brave New Wild: Why ‘Resurrecting’ the Thylacine is a Dangerous Idea
Philosophy, Science, Society, Tech
Zero Gravity: Floating Towards Posthumanism
As Politics Narrows, Divisions Widen (a Note on the Election and the Left)
History, Literature, Religion, Science, Society
Review of Who’s Black and Why?
History, Religion, Science, Uncategorized
Review of The First Astronomers
Economics, History, Literature, Politics, Science, Tech
Go Slow and Break Things
Economics, History, Literature, Philosophy, Politics, Society
On Kate Holden’s The Winter Road
civil Society, Economics, Politics, Religion, Society
Review of On Life’s Lottery, by Glyn Davis
Review of Power and Consent, by Rachel Doyle
Review of On Charlatans, by Chris Bowen
