My name is Lidia Zuin. I am a Brazilian freelance journalist and researcher in futurology/futurism with a MA degree in semiotics and PhD in visual arts. I write columns for the Brazilian websites TAB UOL and Futuro das Coisas, and I frequently translate my production at my Medium profile. I have been writing and publishing short science fiction stories for about 10 years and I have been dedicating my career to research in emergent technologies and consumer behavior alongside different companies such as Envisioning, UP Lab, and Disruptive Futures Institute. I'll be publishing two books in the near future and I'm looking forward to moving to Europe very soon!
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Enjoyed the article. I hadn't heard of "systemic impossibility," but it reflects how I feel about my job sometimes, even though I love it. I also love the BMG streaming on YouTube, although I mostly listen to Bossa Nova. I like the way people interact in the comments. I am from an older generation than the one you describe and found this informative and thought provoking.
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I first heard Laibach in 1988, when I was told , "you have listen to this Nazi music". My reaction at the time was a question, "am I complicit in something I abhor because I like what I'm listening to?" I think that any artist that makes you question your own values is worth respect
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