The Rain
supa dupa skies (move slow and heal things) · May 17, 2023
This issue heralds the dawn of a new era for Logic(s) and we plan to do something very different than counting up falling sky Chicken Little style.
The Editors
Two Step
Pivot · December 21, 2022
We hope you will hold on to what we have made.
System Update
Kids · September 30, 2021
We promise we’ll do better next time.
Power Curve
Distribution · May 17, 2021
Futures are always arriving. They are never evenly distributed.
Singular Plural
Commons · December 20, 2020
Towards the construction of common places.
Where Deer Stroll Peacefully Past Computers
Care · August 31, 2020
Moments of social mobilization enliven and expand our political imagination. Among the things that sorely need reimagining is our technology.
Meditations in an Emergency
Security · May 04, 2020
It’ll get worse before it gets better.
The Last Man
Nature · December 07, 2019
Even the rocks are not safe from us.
Meatspace
Bodies · August 03, 2019
No one yet knows what a body can do.
Code Red
China 中国 · May 01, 2019
The Chinese internet is coming for you. Or so we often hear.
Project Runway
Failure · August 01, 2018
How to build a better failure.
Go Ask Alice
Scale · April 01, 2018
Technology shrinks to grow, and grows to shrink.
Flying Blind
Justice · December 01, 2017
The internet was supposed to save the world. What happened?
“Algorithmic Arrangements”: A Conversation with Tom Quisel, Former CTO of OkCupid
Sex · July 01, 2017
The former top engineer at OkCupid explains how to take an algorithmic approach to romance.
Infinite Peepshow
Sex · July 01, 2017
The internet has served Eros from the beginning.
“Freaks Like Us”: A Conversation with Garth Greenwell on Queerness and the Internet
Sex · July 01, 2017
A conversation with the novelist Garth Greenwell about the impact of technology on gay sexual life.
“Access Points”: A Conversation with Bethany Stevens on Disability, Sexuality, and Technology
Sex · July 01, 2017
How has technology changed the sex lives of people with disabilities? We asked Bethany Stevens, a wheelchair-using queer sociologist and doctoral student at Georgia State University.
“Polytechnics”: A Conversation About Polyamory and Technology
Sex · July 01, 2017
How have new tools changed how people discover polyamory, and how they form and coordinate non-monogamous relationships? To help us answer these questions, we spoke to the philosopher Carrie Ichikawa Jenkins, her husband Jonathan Jenkins Ichikawa, and her boyfriend Ray Hsu.
Far from Mar-a-Lago
Tech Against Trump · June 09, 2017
Technology helped create Trump. And technology can help defeat him.
hello world
Intelligence · March 15, 2017
The editors reflect on tech after Trump.
Disruption: A Manifesto
Intelligence · March 15, 2017
We’re not looking for answers. We’re looking for logic.