A tarot deck for machine consciousness
Stochastic Tarot turns theories of consciousness into an interactive deck, with cards on philosophical arguments, thought experiments, and common claims about AI.
Issue 2026-10-09Search the complete card catalogue
Across every issue
Titles, domains, summaries, categories, signals, dates, and editorial-interest scores across the entire published catalogue.
Results
Stochastic Tarot turns theories of consciousness into an interactive deck, with cards on philosophical arguments, thought experiments, and common claims about AI.
A downloadable command-line monster explorer pairs folklore and classic-film lore with quizzes, games, and nightly rituals.
A prototype nonprofit newsroom for Houston and Harris County that brings local news, public records, meetings, and neighborhood information together on one front page.
An independent owners’ archive collects manuals, parts guides, magazine scans, histories, and DIY repair resources for discontinued Hobie boats.
A deadpan character site introduces Monty, a self-assured man living in an art deco penthouse 4,000 meters below the surface, through a dossier, mock statistics, and transmissions.
An October 2026 food guide ranking nine Jakarta dishes, with detailed reviews and references to follow-up video visits.
A free browser settlement game where you place buildings, manage roads and resources, and watch villagers work and gossip.
A searchable US protest map combines historical research data with upcoming organizer listings and community reports.
A Swiss-initiated project providing free sewing training to women in Sana’a who lack access to formal education.
An open tracker measuring who is adopting “super intelligence” in place of “artificial intelligence” across companies, government, filings, and other signals.
A Korean-language interactive guide to bicycle history, types, components, maintenance, e-bikes, racing, exercise, and cycling calculations.
A location-based field guide to cryptids, with regional creature listings, reported sightings, videos, and original field reports.
An interactive guide to campaign contributions, spending, donors, and outside spending for candidates for statewide office and the Illinois General Assembly.
Lee Chang-hyun’s personal lab documents six bespoke software systems, including a local-regulation answer service, a conversation-preserving wiki, and tools for routing AI-agent decisions to a person.
A free tool for making and printing a personal card of things to try during a difficult moment.
A public lookup guide uses a medicine’s name, strength, and pill imprint to show what FDA records say about its manufacturers, locations, and shortages.
A German-language laundry helper that uses photos and a few prompts to guide people through machine settings, detergent, and common washing mishaps.
A self-described parody of a civic office that decides who counts as a Montauk local through origin rules, point schedules, and bureaucratic determinations.
A weekly publication examines real street transformations through before-and-after comparisons, costs, and reported results.
The Civic Archive brings together congressional bills and votes, state legislature information, campaign funding details, and election coverage, with links back to official records.
A playful 1990s-computer-style home for browser games, original music, a pop-culture vault, and a guestbook.
coldcasetomjonesfonditmethatsme.com
An abandoned, self-described Foreverland archive riffs on a theory that Walt Disney arranged to be cryogenically frozen.
A personal portfolio featuring an interactive, late-night Hong Kong street scene with controls for rain, mood, lighting, and image effects.
A Linux terminal utility that checks a wired connection—from link and DHCP through DNS, internet access, switch port, and VLANs.