Cian O’Callaghan

@ciantocallaghan.bsky.social

Urban geographer at Trinity College Dublin

The Derry screening of Displace is taking place in The Nerve Centre tomorrow! So much good stuff happening across the whole festival fortnight and am gutted to be missing it. Emma Warren would be a huge highlight for me amongst an absolute gluttony of savage events in the city! So much on!

Scamp Media@scampmedia.bsky.social · 15h ago

Great to see Displace: The Battle for Dublin opening this year's Féile film programme in Derry. The line up is incredible, and I'm gutted to be missing things like a workshop with the likes of Emma Warren who writes about dancefloors as sites of community care. There's SO MUCH ON over the festival!

Good to see my book, 'Take Over the City: Spatial Composition in Italian Autonomy', is now published in the US with @CommonNotions (UK release August). Link below👇 Would love to hear from potential reviewers or anyone who can facilitate a talk or book launch. Neil.Gray@glasgow.ac.uk

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I say this as a dude who knows more about religion than the average guy: This is the language of a cult. Delusional fanaticists have the global economy in a death grip of their petty dogma "Biological limits are real, but digital potential is infinite." theprint.in/feature/jeff...

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos says human water consumption is limiting AI's potential

Skipping fears of mass unemployment, Bezos used his VivaTech panel to argue that an 'artificial general engineer' just creates more tasks.

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Also I feel very much like I was just at an Enterprise Ireland announcement, not a Research Ireland one. Major focus on industry, commercialisation of research, turning scientists into entrepreneurs, creating a talent pipeline for industry, and an overriding theme of fairly ill-defined "scale".

Took recommendation & loved this too. A pleasure to read the passages about the Museum Building (& comfort that moths more common than my office). A lot else resonated with me, on failures & frustrations of writing, on class, on parenting young kids while working, & feeling at boundary of identities

Mary Gilmartin@marygilmartin.bsky.social · 3mo ago

And @ciantocallaghan.bsky.social might be interested in the starring role of the Museum Building

The May issue of Rundale on the theme of housing is out now. Five new contributions that approach housing and inhabitation in Ireland from new angles, offering different framings of (and answers to) ‘the housing question’. Quality analysis that you just don't find elsewhere. rundale.org

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If you want to understand what’s going on in the city (and why) in relation to housing, public space, investment in infrastructure, and local community is very much recommend.

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