Interplace

The Mind Can't Act Alone and AI Can't Either

From foggy trails to feedback, why cognition stays bound to the world

Jan 16 • Brad Weed

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December 2025

Interplace 2025

How we know, who rules, and what we live in

Dec 31, 2025 • Brad Weed

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Hearth, Home, and Hardening Boundaries

What Christmas taught us to ignore

Dec 24, 2025 • Brad Weed

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Trains, Planes, and Paved-Over Promises

Why Spain gets smooth speed and America stays stuck

Dec 15, 2025 • Brad Weed

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November 2025

An Economic Geography of Complicity and Control

How the algorithmic hyperreality of digital platforms reorganizes urban space

Nov 23, 2025 • Brad Weed

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October 2025

Spirals of Enclosure

How Capitalism Locked In

Oct 5, 2025 • Brad Weed

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August 2025

Masters of Mess Making and Meaning

The human wager in the age of turbulence

Aug 24, 2025 • Brad Weed

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Native or Not? How Science, Politics, and Physics Decide Who Belongs

From fireweed to migration waves, rethinking the boundaries of belonging

Aug 10, 2025 • Brad Weed

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July 2025

When the Sky Swells, the Land Breaks

On vapor, velocity, and the death of predictability in a warming world

Jul 13, 2025 • Brad Weed

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Red, White, and Choo Choo

A ride across the realm traces contours maps don’t reveal

Jul 4, 2025 • Brad Weed

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June 2025

How Cities Loop Us In

What viral trends, quiet care, and daily habits reveal about urban life

Jun 8, 2025 • Brad Weed

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Beaks, Brakes, and Brainwaves

Mapping improbable urban metabolism through a predator’s perceptive probabilities

Jun 1, 2025 • Brad Weed

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