Pop culture enthusiast or freak of nature? Destiny assimilates memes into a delightful banquet of overlooked facts and passion-provoking stories. Half journalist, half slacker, this mysterious writer was, impossibly, born in cyberspace, and is still assimilating himself to the ways of the offline world. Destiny is, himself, a meme gone bad.
He has an internet memecast called, appropriately enough, Destinyland: The happiest show on earth as well as a blog about movies and pop culture.
Browse his articles here.
The Mondo 2000 History Project is a collaborative effort aimed at documenting and preserving the legacy of the influential cyberculture magazine Mondo 2000. Founded in 1989 by R.U. Sirius and Queen Mu, Mondo 2000 was a cutting-edge publication that explored the intersection of technology, counterculture, and futurism.
The magazine was at the forefront of the digital revolution, showcasing the latest advancements in virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies. It also featured interviews with leading thinkers, artists, and hackers, making it a must-read for anyone interested in the rapidly evolving world of cyberculture.
Through the Mondo 2000 History Project, we aim to collect and digitize all available back issues of the magazine, as well as other related materials such as interviews, essays, and artwork. We also plan to conduct interviews with former contributors and readers to capture their memories and insights about the magazine’s impact on their lives.
Ultimately, our goal is to create a comprehensive archive that will serve as a valuable resource for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in the history of cyberculture. We believe that Mondo 2000 was a groundbreaking publication that deserves to be remembered and celebrated for its visionary approach to exploring the possibilities of the digital age. Join us in preserving this important piece of cultural history!