noisenomics

About this original series

Will future futurists relay on yesteryear’s futurism, and continue the tradition of techno-fetishism, or will the superfuturists of tomorrowland surpass the superceded futurists of the past with a clean and decisive break from history? If our new future will no longer be measured by technological development, what will it be measured by?

  • # Episodes

    64 episodes

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Episodes of noisenomics

    • Play Changing The Tire - noisenomics on Blip noisenomics episodes on Blip

      Changing The Tire

      The appendix is where beneficial bacteria can be left undisturbed until they're needed for digestion. For the time being that is. I think the appendix has been reserved by evolution for a greater purpose not yet determined by the whole of nature.The brain, right now, may be where ideas hide out until they're required, but what if evolution has something else in mind for the brain? What if the brain is headed for a function far different than that of thought? What if all culture and civilizatio...

      • Release date
        Sep 4, 2008
      • Runtime
        00:21
    • Play The Haters 25th Anniversary Show - noisenomics on Blip noisenomics episodes on Blip

      The Haters 25th Anniversary Show

      The Haters 25th Anniversary Show; Seattle March 19th 2004. Original cast members Colin Upton, Ken Gerberick, and Fraser Hall joined GX Jupitter-Larsen sitting around a small amplified card table. Each rubbed a bright pink calculator against some very harsh sandpaper. Pink dust literally poured off the sides of the tiny table as a thin pink haze hovered over the performers. The Untitled Title Belt was used as an extra sound source. The resulting vibrations were an abrasive severity that seemed ...

      • Release date
        Aug 21, 2008
      • Runtime
        00:21
    • Play Static Poem in 3D - noisenomics on Blip noisenomics episodes on Blip

      Static Poem in 3D

      If clocks indicate not a movement of time, but the metabolism of the person perceiving the clock in motion, time would then be a stationary void located in between the passing of events with anti-time as the velocity of the metabolism. It is anti-time that moves, not time; anti-time as energy; time as anergy.The eye can clearly hear any rolling rattle of competing arguments in complex stacks like this. Glorified in sand spits and coral atolls that aren’t related to the various crashes with thi...

      • Release date
        Aug 8, 2008
      • Runtime
        00:26
    • Play Celebrating entropy in Cleveland 1991 - noisenomics on Blip noisenomics episodes on Blip

      Celebrating entropy in Cleveland 1991

      Five members of The Haters cut, ripped, teared & slashed away at a chair, mattress, table, VCR, oversized highway pylon with flashing orange light, two sofas, three car seats, four car tires, and five motorcycle tires. They started slowly at first. Hacking away at the fabric for about ten minutes. Thereafter, many from the audience would join in on the celebration. Everything got smashed. The performance ended when one performer set off a rather large smoke-bomb. Polite applause from the audie...

      • Release date
        Aug 1, 2008
      • Runtime
        00:24
    • Play Another archetypal calculator - noisenomics on Blip noisenomics episodes on Blip

      Another archetypal calculator

      Another archetypal calculator...

      • Release date
        Jul 25, 2008
      • Runtime
        00:26
    • Play Zighting Temperature Scale - noisenomics on Blip noisenomics episodes on Blip

      Zighting Temperature Scale

      Zighting is a scale of temperature on which zero degrees is the most comfortable, -1 degrees is too warm, and positive 1 is too cold. Three degrees is too hot or cold for life of any kind to exist. With such a wrap-around thermal context as 3 degrees Zighting, a doughnut-shaped thermometer will be essential. The Zighting scale does not have a two degrees frame of reference, as there is little need for one.For myself, zero degrees Zighting is roughly 15 - 18 Celsius.According to Ed Taylor, zero...

      • Release date
        Jul 10, 2008
      • Runtime
        00:49
    • Play Drilling a hole in the sky - noisenomics on Blip noisenomics episodes on Blip

      Drilling a hole in the sky

      July 1994 Livermore CA, by skydiving with a large drill-bit in hand, GX Jupitter-Larsen drilled a hole through the sky. Staged near the Byron Airport, the jump was made from about 3,000 metres. About 40 seconds of freefall was followed by a descent under canopy for about 4 minutes. A small audience on ground applauded. Entitled "Building An Empty Hole".

      • Release date
        Jun 26, 2008
      • Runtime
        00:31
    • Play Celebrating entropy in Denver 1988. - noisenomics on Blip noisenomics episodes on Blip

      Celebrating entropy in Denver 1988.

      Breaking wooden objects, ripping paintings & mattresses, smashing up metal objects and setting off smoke-bombs. The audience joined in on the celebration by destroying everything in the club; Denver 1988.

      • Release date
        Jun 19, 2008
      • Runtime
        00:22
    • Play Just before a noisy puppet show... - noisenomics on Blip noisenomics episodes on Blip

      Just before a noisy puppet show...

      Just before a noisy puppet show...

      • Release date
        Jun 5, 2008
      • Runtime
        00:30
    • Play Orchestrated Explosions - noisenomics on Blip noisenomics episodes on Blip

      Orchestrated Explosions

      Staged in the Nevada desert in June 1994, GX Jupitter-Larsen & The Haters unceremoniously detonated a series of explosions. Loud orange fire balls rose towards the night sky. Several from the cheering audience quickly joined in the festivity by helping to put out the resulting small brush-fires.

      • Release date
        May 29, 2008
      • Runtime
        00:23
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