When Bateson wrote his report calling for the establishment of CIA and the pursuit of “indirect methods of warfare”, the 1942 Cerebral Inhibition Meeting, OSS ‘black propaganda’ work in the South Pacific, and the Truth Drug and hypnosis exp…1963, the year of Duchamp’s Las Vegas trip facilitated by Monte Factor, was also the year that John F. Kennedy was assassinated. While the 1964 Warren Report found Lee Harvey Oswald solely responsible, a decade later The United States House…
Alexander Cockburn
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I cannot confidently write notes about Alexander Cockburn's relevance to "Pandaemonium Architecture 6.0" based on these excerpts. The provided passages mention historical events (CIA establishment, Duchamp, Kennedy assassination, Warren Report) but do not actually feature Cockburn making an argument or advancing a concept—his name appears only in what seems to be a corrupted or incomplete text fragment in the first excerpt. To write accurate 2-3 sentences about his role in the course's frame, I would need excerpts where Cockburn is actually articulating ideas about AI, cybernetics, art, or their social implications.
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Gregory Bateson 2Margaret Mead 2Allen Ginsberg 1Ewen Cameron 1Harold Abramson 1Jef St. Clair 1Ken Kesey 1Leo Hollister 1Milton H. Erickson 1Arthur B. Darling 1Arturo Rosenblueth 1Benjamin Breen 1Betty Asher 1Betty Factor 1Carlos Vidales 1Jeffrey St. Clair 1John F. Kennedy 1Johnny Roselli 1Julian Bigelow 1Lee Harvey Oswald 1Marcel Duchamp 1Monte Factor 1Norbert Wiener 1Richard Hamilton 1Søren Brier 1Stewart Brand 1Teeny Duchamp 1Walter Hopps 1William Copley 1