I thought I’d call this “conceptual relativity,” but then I settled on “the relativity of eligibility” to highlight one of the sociological consequences of marginalization and polarization.
Reference:
The Death of Expertise.
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Procreate, iColorama, Apple Pencil, iPad Pro
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Tayasui Sketches
I never ever thought I’d hear anyone say “Sapir-Whorf hypothesis” in a movie, but I heard it in Arrival! Ok, it was a science fiction film. See trailer here. Linguistics professor Louise Banks (Amy Adams) is asked to help the United States communicate with aliens, and she’s the one who talks about the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis.
I liked the movie, but something inside me made me wonder how it would have been different if Professor Banks had been fluent in Pittsburghese. See yinz.
Tayasui Sketches, iPad Pro, Apple Pencil
This is a bit misleading. The system is already broken. I should have entitled this Barely Functional.
temporarily functional
Tayasui Sketches, Procreate, iColorama, iPad Pro, Apple Pencil,
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October 15, 2016, Brightdart Print & Design, 528 W. Main St., Merced, CA
This time I dragged along an easel to hold my iPad and positioned myself out front on the sidewalk, which coaxed a few people into the shop, where I had paper, canvas, and metal prints for sale. As night fell, I drew this portion of Main St.. A colleague of mine at the Enrichment Center, Ashlee, was tabling right next door; so, I had a familiar subject in a familiar setting. Next time I’d like to add a larger monitor or even project the unfolding image onto a wall or screen.
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I’m seeing lots of speculation on the Internet that Trump’s friend, Gov. Chris Christie was being referred to in last night’s presidential election debates.
Maybe?
Maybe not. Find out here for sure: https://twitter.com/IGN/status/780822267320164352
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…use OPM.
ArtRage
