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as the necessary gap produced by the structure of which it is a part, and without which the structure could not be what it is.
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Interstitial diffusion, the movement of small atoms through the gaps of a host lattice, is the mechanism by which materials transform
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Where are the gaps that these combinations generate but do not fill?
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potentially hostile intelligences.
Missing text: The dark forest metaphor originates in Liu Cixin’s science fiction trilogy Rememberance of Earth’s Past, where silence is a survival strategy in a universe of unknown and potentially hostile intelligences.
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the dark forest is increasingly inhabited by other-thanhuman intelligences that opt for non-engagement with people.
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his silence is not the absence but refusal. ![[transmediale _ [CLOSED] Open Call for DARC PhD_Research Workshop.pdf#page=3&selection=250,1,292,1&color=note]]
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artists and researchers explore the non/more-than human, glitchy, noisy, machinic, datafied, dark aesthetics to develop new expression, art forms and critiques of current data-ism and what is marketed as artificial intelligence.
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skeumorphic
Skeuomorphic design is a style where digital or manufactured objects mimic the real-world physical items they replace to make them feel familiar and easy to use
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break from this
Missing text: infrastructures within the last 30 years (or longer) and how current artistic, theoretical and technical explorations of technological developments repeat or break from this.