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By R.U. Sirius & Patrick Di Justo,
posted on May 7, 2012
Take the self-enhancement/personal mutation aspect of transhumanism and marry that to the intentions of Anonymous and you have something sort of like what St. Jude and I wanted to achieve with a book titled How To Mutate & Take Over The World.  There were multiple problems with this. For all the huffing and puffing […]
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By R.U. Sirius & John Perry Barlow,
posted on May 6, 2012
After the confident declarations of inevitable cyberpunk youth takeover in the first edition of Mondo 2000 and the philosophically trippy and mostly utopian read on Virtual Reality in #2, it was inevitable that affairs in the world would bring us crashing down to earth… at least a little. The third edition revolved largely around the […]
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By ,
posted on May 4, 2012
Farewell, Adam Yauch. The Beastie Boys were the alpha and omega Brooklyn white jewbu rap group. He’s leaving us way too young…
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By R.U. Sirius,
posted on May 3, 2012
For me, the Mondo 2000 History Project is this weird process of exploring my own history — among others — in the context of that magazine and scene. In an introduction for the book (expect it to be completed around the end of the year), someone who shall remain nameless for now quotes from my […]
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By R.U. Sirius & Timothy Leary,
posted on May 1, 2012
What you’ll be looking at is a scan of part of MONDO 2000 Issue #6, including an interview/article inside in which Timothy Leary interviews David Byrne and also writes an art essay titled “Reproduced Authentic.” First, the cover.  It’s my favorite. Behold and contemplate. It hailed an inside article titled “America’s First Psychedelic President?” […]
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By R.U. Sirius & Patrick Di Justo,
posted on April 29, 2012
The book project, How To Mutate & Take Over the World, which we were to complete for Ballantine Books in six months was complicated enough — considering that we, at first, took the title seriously — and we were way too young, in terms of technology, to compose a handbook for a victorious fusion of […]
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By R.U. Sirius,
posted on April 27, 2012
CISPA.  Everybody’s saying it’s SOPA v.2 only worse.  And while I don’t want to disempower popular dissent, let’s be honest. SOPA died when Google and other economic powerhouses threatened action.  Where is Google now?  As John F. Kennedy once said, “Those who make Google revolution impossible, will make Anonymous inevitable.”
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By Sasha Mitchell,
posted on April 24, 2012
Did Oscar Wilde ever mention a baby-shit sofa, as fetishized by Tom of Finland, and crusted with salty, sweet sticky? Â Cliche to throw out Wilde when reviewing a piece of m4m fic? Â About as cliche as including a reference to Sex in the City in said fic. Really, I josh. Â Because apart from a […]
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By Valkyrie Ice,
posted on April 20, 2012
I was reading this article the other day and got a good laugh. But I had to agree with the writer: “Here’s the idea as outlined on TacoCopter.com: customers download a smartphone app, which allows them to order tacos to a specific location. The tacos then arrive via flying quadcopter. Tipping your delivery drone is presumably optional. […]
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By R.U. Sirius,
posted on
Well, speaking from personal experience, I’m not so sure that it’s so good for asthma…  but it certainly changes your perspective about it. On the other hand… Happy 420!
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