Man and the Computer [John G. Kemeny]

Man and the Computer [John G. Kemeny][Industrial] [Society] [Consequences] Man and the Computer John G. Kemeny Scribner, New York, 1972. American Museum of Natural History Special Members Edition. A bit of chipping to front, rear, and spine. Yellowing. Very good. Predating the microcomputer revolution, Man and the Computer is a prescient critique of modern computing, with a strong sense of distrust for computers that compute on their own; on some level, a prophecy of artificial

legitimately frightening

Michael Hoffman's much anticipated sequel appears in the 2021 Gateway: Twilight Language

Amphetamine Sulphate

This book cracked me up and you’ll surely have a good time with it too

Linked here is a thoughtful afterward which provides solid context for this grimoire

As much as I’d like to be a hater

became terrorists for the lost cause

is almost fully in Japanese

self-absorption

Adam Parfrey

the fliers themselves represent a master-class in punk graphic design

In addition to over 100 photographs and ephemeral miscellany