Manuel DeLanda - The Philosophy of Gilles Deleuze. 2007 2/5

[@albertomunoz1]

Que maravilla!!!Gracias EGS....

[@ottoimken]

go Manuel - great stuff about expressivity!

[@teresalaceternalove6049]

GOSH , YOU ARE REALY GREAT .

[@egsvideo]

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[@heffmarg]

My favorite part of this video is when the students gasp and giggle when they hear about the Bower bird.

[@claitontesch]

great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rjgignac]

@StopTouchingMyFood I am not convinced that having "only" one level of post secondary degree is any measure of the worth of ones thoughts

[@bogaven]

The idea that bright blue is somehow more expressive than brown seems somehow 'overly human' to me. Most of this seems more informed by the deep ecologists than by Deluze.

[@comradepinko]

Nucleotides stand for more than one protein, or at least don't correspond on a one to one basis. He may have just been saying that to simplify for his audience, but I figure I ought to point that out.

[@ultrak0w]

rereading the history of science, as the most of have thought does not imply some sort of metaphysical conclusions 9gildedtermite for example)

[@shantih433]

Many powerful ideas come from people who aren't at the top of the ivory tower. In fact, I wonder if there are some advantages to having stayed closer to the ground: less specialization, less devotion to one particular model or interpretation, less 'psychology of previous investment'. It should also be noted that a substantial number of people with Ph.Ds have some pretty dumb ideas, too...

[@QUIETEXPECTATIONS]

This guy is a long way from anywhere... to be nice.

[@TVCyborg]

the not human is still described within patriarchal terms: the "other", the bird, is spoken from a male perspective. before looking at "not humans" look at the humans that were cancelled from cultural history

[@plutoohno]

catty much?