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Extruding America

Extruding America

De : Gerard Armbruster and Stetson Tudd
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 Searching for the heart of a nation... in the throat of its people.Copyright 2011 Eric Luke and Reed Oros
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    • Sidebar 5

      Sidebar 5
      Jul 10 2014

      Gerard Armbruster and Stetson Tudd are unaware that their phone call has been recorded.
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      4 min
    • Contemplating Insomnia After Reading Rudyard Kipling

      Contemplating Insomnia After Reading Rudyard Kipling
      Sep 2 2011

      Photo by Moreau.henri. Sound effects provided by Freesound Project contributors: laurent, reinsamba, ejazz215, promete, CGEffex.


      Unbeknownst to the chumps at Extruding America, this has appeared on their website. (IDA Message #44937: Internet Detection Agency)
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      4 min
    • Empty Head: The Downside

      Empty Head: The Downside
      Oct 16 2010

      The Wallflower 360, a premium received with Gerard Armbruster's workhorse handheld audio recorder, was introduced in the Extruding America episode entitled Preparation for a Journalistically Superior Report, and was described as "a recording device so sensitive it can even record your thoughts and dreams." It promised the ability to "constantly record your entire life." It was discarded on a scrapheap but is apparently still in operation, as evidenced here. - Editor*

      *Note - The possibility of a listening device with the power of the Wallflower 360 was being investigated as early as 1949 and outlined in scientific literature (see AUDITORY NATURE IN MOLECULAR STRUCTURES by Folger Edelstein, Yuma University Press 1949) and in extrapolative classical works (e.g. THE BED CHAMBER DREAMS OF TIN TIN LIU by the 13th century Chinese poet Ben Joe).
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      9 min
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