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Cargo Newsletter 397 Oct 20 26 Section 1 boundary A clear sky is a pool of alien blood. An overcast sky is the paperwork of overdraft charges. A night sky is the space between the stair treads of an unlit basement. A human head is a mist of lists in a landfill. The terrain is a row of cheap, inverted witch chins. The journey is an aching molar on an empty toll road in an invisible hearse — but somehow, a genuine privilege. Humans in all cases are (and were and will be) naive; recollection being repetition via recollection, for example. Also, many columns don’t support anything, but quite a few really do. Also, be careful of the cave webs — sticky views sticking to each other in sticky brains, for the spider will make its move soon. Edgar Rodriguez @operadora_ Edgar Rodriguez’s spectacular site of precisionist, biographical infographics is involuntarily smashing (in our mind) against Bas Jan Ader’s piece All My Clothes — as some sort of poles of high level evidences of selfhood. Ma Siliang @siliangma Alberto Delprete / Carlo Mariani Studio @delpre Pablo Castillo Luna @pablocastilloluna Mingxixxi @mingxixiii PAN @p_________a_________n Carlo Canún @carlocanun Mulu Office @muluoffice 00123 Pages @00123pages__ Samuel Orea @samuel____orea_____ Brandon Francis Wilson Glowlia @glowwwlia Lorenzo Brioschi @_lorenzo.brioschi_ Anna Neretto @annaneretto Robin Monnier @rob__uno Vanessa Fengler @vanessa.fengler ACULT STUDIOS @acultstudios Bohdana Zolotenko @godissangry Yeraz Kortun @yerazkortun Park Pardon @parkpardon ParisPictureClub @parispictureclub Liva Stare @livastare Patchworks @patchworks.kr Éliott Légaré @eliottlgr Analog1 @analog1.eu Esmée Bruins Mylan Hoezen @nalymnezeoh Nicolina Morra @nicolinamorra Bailey Storms @baileystorms Rik Van Gorp @rik.van.gorp Three Star Books @threestarbooks Huidi Xiang @huidixiang Anastasiia Lisitsyna @anastasia.lisitsyna Jason Arkell-Boles @jasonarkellboles Maximilian Virgili @maxivirgili Anna Laura Schiavi @annalaura.sc Somin Yoo @sominyoo Heidi Holma @hentta Carl Ander @carl.ander_ Issue No. 0 — €24 Revue Pot-Pourri @revuepotpourri EC Vest — €170 Espíritu Club @espirituclub Incense Slide — £68 Stephan Chan @stephen_____chan Clothes — €300 Ottographic The Unmined — HK$230 Hoook Books @hoookbooks Shoulder Bag — ¥14,000 Sponge An offering of pieces and projects from around the web. Walter de la Mare, All That's Past (1912) Takashi Ito, Zone (1995) Edward Hopper, Seven A.M. (1948) Jean-Baptiste Andrea and Fabrice Canepa, Dead End (2003) Michael Lennox, A Patch of Fog (2015) The Empress 28. Preponderance of the Great 32. Duration Each week we consult the Tarot and the I Ching. To submit a question, send an email to oracle@cargo.site These first few lines are the general aphoristic returns for the week. They are raw and uninterpreted; there to use how you’d like. (The specific readings follow.) To thrive, to create, one must be in accord with what fosters thriving and creativity. Duh. Do not delay in fixing obvious problems. Accepting difficulties (like losses) is a way of building the serenity needed to do great things. Endurance requires flexibility. Question from “D.M.T.”: If it is the case that information comes in, to a human’s mind, filtered first by (or pre-noticed by recollection) so as to make new memories out of information — to add to the coterie of recollections for future usefulness, i.e. tools for a human’s general survival (e.g. preemptive instincts of danger avoidance and the like). That is, the formation of a memory is impure and weirdly insubstantial, a biased impression, which in turn fades, then kind of freezes, then is categorized, then stored/filed somehow in the quantum-esque (a scenario not affected by Newtonian physics and/or whatnot) sort of durable but vapory, in-head, liquid(?) dimension(?). That is, if the bias of the organizing mechanism is transcendental