Platform Brutality - Closing Down Internet Toxicity Medieval Storytelling and queer politic Sana

and queer politic Sana

From Guy Debord in the early 1950s to Richard Long

Susie's vision and passion unfold as she transforms a patch of untended ground into a wildlife-friendly haven

dass Menschen verstehen

though whether and how this should be recognized as a formal geological epoch - the Anthropocene - remains under debate

Platform Brutality - Closing Down Internet Toxicity Medieval Storytelling and queer politic SanaThe internet has become an integral part of all human activities. Its toxic aspects have fully permeated our personal, social and political lives, with people using it to attack others, normalise violence, spread fake news and make propaganda for extrme right causes, to name just a few. This brutal turn ultimately affects all. The central thesis is that social media no longer just distractsit wounds. And yet, we stay. Technological violence is