Boring Dystopia with Ramin Nazer

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Boring Dystopia with Ramin Nazer

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68 minutes

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Nov 26, 2022

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My favorite philosopher artist Ramin Nazer and I discuss flow, homogenous trends and how the only valid reality is the one from when we were young.
I butcher a description of human design as well as speculate on the future in a way that sounds terrifying. Good news is, I’m usually wrong!
Music by Mark Pontius (Suitnop on Spotify)
Find all of Ramin’s stuff at raminnazer.com

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Nov 26, 2022

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Boring Dystopia with Ramin Nazer

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