11. Quantum edge and the smell of the Hadron Collider w Günseli Yalcinkaya

“So, then we went into the pit.”Welcome to the quantum brain. For this episode, I am joined by Günseli Yalcinkaya, writer and researcher. She has recently published an essay, “The Internet Enters Its Age of Aquarius”, at Spike, where she talks about how quantum principles are reflected in culture today. Following her recent trip to Japan, we met at mine to discuss: * Ankle bracelet politics* Paris Hilton’s network state* Why the multiverse has no "edge"* What is weird now* Being mistaken for a theorist* Self-fictioning and failing* Being trapped under the slimy glass ceiling of the AI slop* Quantum oil* Aura, corrupted by boyfriends* The smell of the Large Hadron Collider* Cryptids * Japan’s everyday UFOsAnd, of course, the Bag TSA Check.More at:Günseli Yalcinkaya Instagram + SubstackElizaveta Federmesser InstagramBAG Talk + BAGMAG InstagramGet a copy of BAGMAG This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit federmess.substack.com

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