fava plastic
we supermarket until well
mash beans
focused beans remember
lentils with dark empty individually ate end things
i’m not sprouted long
lightweight being
black that wrapped mad
glug night incapable
pile beans
our whatever
ginger meal beans and candies
patient eating moved intensely
rice dried ideal colorful
favorite pea simmered red
green gram driving and garlic cannellini
pigeon beans chiles tomatoes cilantro
a family in mung
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Text taken from an article that appeared in the New York Times Magazine entitled "The Comfort in Stockpiling Dried Beans" by Tejal Rao and manipulated using the Cut-Up Machine from Language is a Virus.
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Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Tuesday, February 7, 2017
ACTIVITY: Cut Up
This week, club members located texts from Project Gutenberg, an archive of books that have been digitized and made available to everyone, and copied a selection from the texts. The selection was then pasted into the Cut Up Machine, a web-tool that remixed the selection. The resulting remix was then e-mail to a different member of the club and shaped into something else. See the results below...
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