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The predicament of industrial civilization.

From Adbusters #112: Blueprint for a New World, Part 1: Psycho

Louis Helbig

To understand the predicament of industrial civilization, it’s not enough to grasp the outward shape of the crisis of our time: the looting of a finite planet’s stock of resources, the destabilization of the global climate, the breathtaking cluelessness with which politicians, pundits, and ordinary citizens alike insist that the only way we can get out of this mess involves doing even more of the same things that got us into it in the first place, and the rest of it.

Follow the roots of our predicament down into the soil that feeds them, and you’ll find yourself in a murky realm of unspoken narratives and unacknowledged desires—the “mind-forg’d manacles,” as Blake called them, that keep most of us shackled in place as the great rumbling vehicle of global industrial society accelerates down the slope of its decline and fall.

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Le très bon photographe Ben Sandler a réalisé la série « Movements » pour le numéro d’automne 2013 de Blast Magazine. L’artiste décortique les mouvements du corps à travers une longue exposition et une retouche audacieuse. Une manière originale de mettre en valeur des tenues.

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Há alguns dias, a ONG britânica Save the Children chamou a atenção do mundo para a guerra da Síria com “Most Shocking Second a Day Video”, em que mostrava o cotidiano de uma menina que vê sua realidade se transformar com a guerra. Agora, a organização volta a falar sobre o assunto, mas de uma maneira mais simples, mas não menos poderosa, com o físico Stephen Hawking emprestando sua “voz” às crianças daquele país.

“I’m Giving My Voice” foi criado pela adam&eveDDB e mostra fotos de crianças sírias – desde que o conflito começou, mais de 11 mil foram mortas -, enquanto a voz de Hawking narra um acontecimento real vivenciado por crianças do país: “Eu choro o tempo inteiro”, “Minha casa foi queimada e tudo foi perdido…”, “Quando durmo, eu chamo pela minha mãe e grito”, “Você não consegue nem imaginar o que eu já vi”.

“As crianças da Síria não têm voz. É por isso que eu estou dando a elas a minha. O que você irá dar?”, questiona o físico.

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