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New @Equatormag: our World Cup curtain-raiser by Mexico's finest football writer, @JuanVilloro56 – who is at the Azteca tonight in seats his grandmother bought 60 years ago.
Equator is kicking off the World Cup with an essay from Mexico by the legendary @JuanVilloro56 – on the unequal billing of the three host nations, the “cautious attitude” of fans who fear being deprived of a great public spectacle, and the moments of magic to come
“In recognition of the fact that football causes heart attacks, the Estadio Azteca was built near Mexico City’s Institute of Cardiology.”
– Juan Villoro, translated by Francisco Cantú
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Joe Sacco spent years reporting on a communal riot in Uttar Pradesh for his new work of graphic reportage. But his Indian publisher abruptly dropped the book before it could be sold there. We have published an excerpt.
New @equatormag – an interview with senior Vatican adviser @antoniospadaro on the political and philosophical significance of Pope Leo’s encyclical on AI
Please read! If it matters, one of the more exciting players to watch in the upcoming world cup is Jordan's captain Musa Al-Taamari 🇯🇴, he's of Palestinian descent and one of the best wingers Asia has ever seen
The World Cup is kicking off tomorrow but Palestine will not be there. @mrmhawish writes on football under bombs and occupation.
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The World Cup is kicking off tomorrow but Palestine will not be there. @mrmhawish writes on football under bombs and occupation.
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To Dwell in Possibility
Fr. Antonio Spadaro SJ Interviewed by @GavJacobson in Equator Magazine.
A Vatican adviser explains how the Pope became the most formidable critic of the algorithmic age | @Equatormagequator.org/articles/to-dwel…
Nice to read this @GavJacobson and @Equatormag :
"The resources, in the end, are not confessional. They hold for those who do not believe as well, because they touch what exceeds all measurement: art, prayer, silence, gratuitousness, and human encounter."
For @Equatormag, I interviewed Antonio Spadaro (Vatican Undersecretary, papal confidant, and co-author of a book on faith with Martin Scorsese) about the theological and geopolitical stakes of the pope’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas. equator.org/articles/to-dwel…
Incredibly worth your time - for the texture of Spadaro's speech alone (also for thinking clearly about AI's relationship to institutions of faith) (but I just love the way it sounds)
For @Equatormag, I interviewed Antonio Spadaro (Vatican Undersecretary, papal confidant, and co-author of a book on faith with Martin Scorsese) about the theological and geopolitical stakes of the pope’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas. equator.org/articles/to-dwel…
The senior Vatican advisor @antoniospadaro talks to
@GavJacobson about the Pope’s AI encyclical – which radically critiques both Silicon Valley transhumanism and Trumpism
For @Equatormag, I interviewed Antonio Spadaro (Vatican Undersecretary, papal confidant, and co-author of a book on faith with Martin Scorsese) about the theological and geopolitical stakes of the pope’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas. equator.org/articles/to-dwel…