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If you’ve watched The Big Short, then you may believe you understand all there is to the last financial crisis. The movie was very good at explaining some of the financial assets that cause the Great Recession. By now the terms mortgage-backed security and CDO are easy to throw about, and…
We are living in an age when it is simpler than ever to have direct conversations with people all over the world. This extends even to previously ‘inaccessible’ communities in countries that many in Canada and the U.S. want to support in the form of development projects. It has become…
Things Change. The bad, and the good. Nightmares are made of the last time she said she loved you, lips that don’t curl up at the edges reaching eyes that seem cold you’re overreacting stop overreacting you’re imagining things don’t be so paranoid. You tried not to see it coming…
As part of the “72-hour film” competition at the Fokus Film Festival, Ben Koring, Chris Colton, and Nicholas Lepage crafted the film “Karma Police.” The film was nominated for the Audience Choice and 72 Hour Film Award categories, and went on to win each. Guiding their work was the competition’s theme,…
Music seems to (almost) always evolve at a rapid and frightening rate. From the psychedelic revolution of the 60s, to the formation of hip-hop, to the recent popularity increase of electronic, music is destined to morph in unexpected ways. Despite this, music also seems to relish the past and not…
By Campbell McClintock “Work is about a search for daily meaning as well as daily bread, for recognition as well as cash, for astonishment rather than torpor; in short, for a sort of life rather than a Monday through Friday sort of dying.” ― Studs Terkel “Busyness serves…
Think about the word “hackathon”; what comes to mind? Probably an image of people huddled over their laptops, illuminated only by the bluish light from their screens, typing at superhuman speeds made possible only by a constant stream of energy drinks. This is not entirely inaccurate, but it’s not close to correct, either. We have a tendency to see our hypothetical “hackers” as technology specialists– but we fail to see such traits in ourselves. Their milieu can appear to us instead only as an exclusive niche. Why is that?
To to have a child? to become vegetarian? to stop buying shit to start fighting and questioning to create, every day, to communicate to describe the world, to describe our time, mighty times, metal has turned into a synthetic electronic mega bass that angrily pumps and drills into…
In the wake of the Great Recession, America has become increasingly socialist out of necessity. The time has come for the Europeans to follow suit and borrow policies from their capitalist comrades in order to bail out their sinking, or at least partially submerged, socialist economies.