The Silent Age.
Some thoughts about a frankly bloody brilliant game.
Some thoughts about a frankly bloody brilliant game.
I met Damon Albarn backstage at a Blur concert in, what, 2003? It was definitely during the interregnum without Graham, when they were playing with Simon Tong. Dark days. And Damon was very fucked and had a huge and terrifying minder standing behind him. For my part, I failed totally to convey the incredible kindred spirit that I had sensed between us listening to his music. In fact, I didn't manage to say a word, just sort of drooled. Very impressive. Anyway, here's some thoughts on 'Stereotypes' that occurred to me as I was walking around this morning and it came on over my headphones.
I love women. And now, having said it, I want a chance to explain why that's not the benighted sexist crap you might otherwise take it for.
I’m preoccupied by the idea of corporations becoming more powerful than nations and turning into the de facto power-brokers to whom governments defer. Here's a few more thoughts on the subject, and where the phenomenon might lead.
Sitting in a café this morning, waiting for my coffee and pão na chapa, I picked up a magazine called Veja. In the course of browsing through it I stumbled, quite at random, on three details that seemed to me, when taken cumulatively, to pinpoint the ongoing and pretty much blatant dominance of patriarchy within Brazilian society.