http://www.deborahschultz.com/deblog/2010/11/tummeling-the-art-of-creating-active-social-spaces.html

AU where Socrates is that guy who starts arguments in comment section.

Speakeasy

Background and context: http://www.brainpickings.org/index.php/2013/09/27/anais-nin-reads-from-diary/

Anaïs Nin reads from her famous diary (1966)

❂ 90s/00s Hip Hop Mix by DJ EYESHA
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❂ Recorded in July 2022
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DJ Eyesha - 90s/00s Hip Hop mix - #TheMeetUp 01

The Syndicate presents
Now Thats What I Call 90s PT2
@ Alchemy Bar Croydon
on Gyal Flex Sound System
Recorded by ya babymothers favourite person

Now Thats What I Call 90s - Bounce Squad

WHAT AN ABSOLUTE SHOW THIS WAS... MIDLANDSMAGIC TEAMING UP WITH MC ROKKET & MC DRAKS (TEAM RPG MANCHESTER) & LEE BANGER & WIRED FAULTY (BOBZHOUSE BIRMINGHAM) FOR PREDZ BIRTHDAY SHOWCASE. IF YOU MISSED IT. HERE IS THE RECORDING.

MIDLANDSMAGIC LIVE - PREDETA HOST'S B'DAY SHOW CASE  - APS RADIO (27.05.23)

A MIX DEDICATED TO ALL THE PIONEERS OF RAVE CULTURE.
MAXIMUM BIG UP!!!
A-T-9 AKA G-FORCE

LABRYNTH 2000AD  in da  HOUSE  prt1

The Landlords of House
Episode EP338
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The Deep end

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45 & Ts  available in link above


Title: Analog Mutants – Confidence / If Ya Let Em (Remix)
Cat number: NBR45-006
Format: 7” vinyl, Purple&Green Marble Effect / Classic Black

Vocals: Phill Most Chill
Produced by  DJ Snafu
Scratches: DJ Grazzhoppa

Confidence is the NBR absolute party starter! Big big drums, live saxophone and organ, a crazy tempo and a hook we've been spotted shouting along to walking to work at 9am! Like Phill Most says “Occasionally / Its even amazing to me/ how ill I can be /when I MC”. Damn straight Phill Most! We've seen early versions of this absolutely tear up the festival circuit last summer & consider this 45 the ultimate party 45 on the label!

Flip it over to hear the exclusive to this 45 If Ya Let 'Em (Remix). Phill Most Chill on a cautionary tale about grabbing hold of our own destinies! This very unusual beat that keeps progressing & switching from bar 1 to the end. Snafu & Bankrupt Euros' Craig Cloy go wild on bass, piano & cello arrangement over a tough, classic break using live instrumentation and some sample chops, trying to replicate the feel of a soul band with hip hop sensibilities. Grazzhoppa steals the show on both sides with his turntable wizardry once again blurring the lines between beat and scratches blending his scratches into the instrumentaion!

Analog Mutants - Confidence  NBR45-006

TRACKLIST: 
01 - Adyy Stewart - Love your needs
02 - DJ Passion - Mike black - wasting my time
03 - Kristine w - by my side
04 -  Tenant - - kiss myself 
05 -  Mediman - 4 minute
06 - Kokiri and husky - You got it all
07 - Thomas Trax  -  Going on 
08 - Genpop & Tonis  - Everybody 
09 - Mark Knight - I wanna be you lover 
10 - Bang -Precious 
11 - Louis Feen - Emotions  
12 -2 Sleep -  Crying 
13 -Hatiras - Make it happen

New York Deep & Soulful with Knox #257

Bosketta - Rock This Party Edit

Is all this new technology improving our thinking or dampening it? Are all these new communication tools turning us into navel-gazing human/brand hybrids, or are we developing a new set of senses that allow us to benefit from never severing contact with the people most important to us?

That's the topic of this episode of the You Are Not So Smart Podcast, and to answer these questions we welcome this episode's guest, Clive Thompson, who is the author of Smarter Than You Think: How Technology is Changing Our Minds for the Better. As the title suggests, he disagrees with the naysayers, and his book is an impressive investigation into why they are probably (thankfully) wrong.

058 - Technology - Clive Thompson (Rebroadcast)

In psychology, they call it naive realism, the tendency to believe that the other side is wrong simply because they are misinformed.

According to Lee Ross, co-author of the new book, The Wisest One in the Room, naive realism has three tenets. One, you tend to believe that you arrived at your political opinions after careful, rational analysis through unmediated thoughts and perceptions. Two, since you are extremely careful and devoted to sticking to the facts and thus free from bias and impervious to persuasion, anyone else who has read the things you have read or seen the things you have seen will naturally see things your way, given that they’ve pondered the matter as thoughtfully as you have. And three, if anyone does disagree with your political opinions it must be because they simply don’t have all the facts yet.

Since this is the default position most humans take when processing a political opinion, when confronted with people who disagree, you tend to assume there must be a rational explanation. Usually, that explanation is that the other side is either lazy or stupid or corrupted by some nefarious information-scrambling entity like cable news, a blowhard pundit, a charming pastor or a lack thereof.


Ross and Ward concluded that naive realism leads people to approach political arguments with the confidence that “rational open-minded discourse” will naturally lead to a rapid narrowing of disagreement, but that confidence usually short lived. Instead, they say our “repeated attempts at dialogue with those on the ‘other side’ of a contentious issue make us aware that they rarely yield to our attempts at enlightenment; nor do they yield to the efforts of articulate, fair-minded spokespersons who share our views.” In other words, it’s naive to think evidence presented from the sources you trust will sway your opponents because when they do the same, it never sways you.

Listen in this episode as legendary psychologist Lee Ross explains how to identify, avoid, and combat this most pernicious of cognitive mistakes.

062 - Naive Realism - Lee Ross

A Letter From Anais Nin, To The Collector, read by RM

Runaway, written by Anais Nin, read by RM.

'Runaway,' an erotic short story, written by Anais Nin, read by RM.

You Are Not So Smart is a show about psychology that celebrates science and self delusion. In each episode, we explore what we've learned so far about reasoning, biases, judgments, and decision-making.

058 - Technology - Clive Thompson (Rebroadcast)

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