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Just 20 minutes drive south of the Adelaide CBD, the capital city of South Australia, is the Belair National Park. This is also a 5 minute drive from where I live, so this is where I spend most lunchtimes

So ... we have moved so far from nature - or have we? I mean, I'm not a spiritual guy. I don't believe in any higher being, and I certainly don't believe God or any such concept. And yet ... I walk into

In the 21st Century, we have moved into an era in which there are an increasing number of contradictions in the capitalist system. On the one hand, profit is unable to be accumulated by the corporate elites

The Panopticon (Source: YouTube) A fascinating architectural piece from 1791 which wasn't fully explored, at least theoretically, until the work of Michel Foucault in the 1960s/1970s. But, let's explore

Just doing a mass verification process now so I can legitimise my presence here. My understanding is that one’s posts need to be displayed on other platforms, so I’ll provide these links, but as well,

Community is a major sources of resilience as it is within community that we, as the people, have the possibility of being nurtured and cared for. Let's unpack this notion of community here to gain a better

Hi all, The video below is of Ash Grunwald, Australia's leading slide guitarist. I first met Ash about 10 years ago when I was doing a graveyard shift radio show at Radio Adelaide (the university station)

The Victorian Era of the 19th century (1837-1901) was a period closely associated with the Industrial Revolution, particularly in the United Kingdom. The period was also known for its moral policing of

The Anthropocene era has been argued as starting from when Rene Descartes proposed the split between mind and body through the maxim "I think, therefore I am" in the first half of the 17th century.

Hi all, The video below is of Ash Grunwald, Australia's leading slide guitarist. I first met Ash about 10 years ago when I was doing a graveyard shift radio show at Radio Adelaide (the university station)

The distinction between the original liberal conception of 'the market' and the contemporary view of 'the market' reveals much about the way in which modern capitalism operates. The following is an excerpt

Hi all, Today, I want to have a bit of a rant on the obsessions we currently have with the 'Singularity'. (Source: jimpintoblog.blogspot.com) Now, for those of you who are unfamiliar with the 'Singularity',

After examining neoliberalism in my PhD thesis from the point of view of the Governmentality theorists, which I think have the most comprehensive critiques of neoliberalism. People mix up the two ideologies

Just 20 minutes drive south of the Adelaide CBD, the capital city of South Australia, is the Belair National Park. This is also a 5 minute drive from where I live, so this is where I spend most lunchtimes

Doorways in Greece range from works of art, through to the plain functional, or the gritty entry to a haven of peace. From the Classical Greek through to the functionality of the present-day, Greek doorways

Just 20 minutes drive south of the Adelaide CBD, the capital city of South Australia, is the Belair National Park. This is also a 5 minute drive from where I live, so this is where I spend most lunchtimes

This is a post I have been working on over the last 6 months in which time I have been working on the topic of the demise of neoliberalism in western societies and what it is being replaced by (a security

Just 20 minutes drive south of the Adelaide CBD, the capital city of South Australia, is the Belair National Park. This is also a 5 minute drive from where I live, so this is where I spend most lunchtimes

Just looking at the latest information on the Bitcoin Blockchain, and the current movements are quite interesting. (Source: Intelligent HQ: Across the major Bitcoin exchanges, the average $USD price at

Just 20 minutes drive south of the Adelaide CBD, the capital city of South Australia, is the Belair National Park. This is also a 5 minute drive from where I live, so this is where I spend most lunchtimes