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Reading Jordan Peterson as a Strung-Out (As We All Are Now) Postmodernist Marshall McLuhan

Conservative types in the multimedia cineplex, stolid (uptight) too-straight men trying to play the crowd in the latter days of televised apocalypse. I recently returned to the paper I had published on Marshall McLuhan on Cyberpunks.com and reflected on Jordan Peterson's most recent public breakdowns harassing trans movie stars and banishment from twitter and his … Continue reading Reading Jordan Peterson as a Strung-Out (As We All Are Now) Postmodernist Marshall McLuhan

Bitter Fruit: Marshall McLuhan and the Rise of Fake News – An Article from Graham Majin at Quillette – Looking at this In Conjunction with My Recent Piece on McLuhan for Cyberpunks.com

Bitter Fruit: Marshall McLuhan and the Rise of Fake News In Orson Welles’s classic movie Citizen Kane, the eponymous hero publishes a statement of principles on the front page of his newspaper, “I’ll provide the people of this city with a daily paper that will tell all the news honestly. ... They're going to get the … Continue reading Bitter Fruit: Marshall McLuhan and the Rise of Fake News – An Article from Graham Majin at Quillette – Looking at this In Conjunction with My Recent Piece on McLuhan for Cyberpunks.com

Marshall Mcluhan: The Prophet, The Ghost and The Machine – New Article by Cypress Butane at Cyberpunks.com

Marshall Mcluhan Breaking Down the Affects of Media Long Before the Internet and Social Meda The date is March 4th, 1954. If you know any kids who like jokes, you know this is the army’s favorite day. On this day, the New York Times happens to be running a small story in their paper, about a group … Continue reading Marshall Mcluhan: The Prophet, The Ghost and The Machine – New Article by Cypress Butane at Cyberpunks.com