Thomas Mical is a Professor of Architectural Theory and has nomadically taught the history of modern thought in architecture, medieval surrealism, science fiction film theory, all sorts of diagrammatology, and curious trans-disciplinary doctoral design research methods for many decades in the US, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, EU, China and India. He is currently writing a retrospective theory-fiction monograph titled “Schizo-Adventures in the Machinic Phylum: Landscape, Desire, Synchronicity.” Since the pandemic he has experimented with several initiatives such as Pataphysician-on-call at Living Midnight Narrative Outfit (India); as Researcher with Extraordinary Experimental Lab EEL (UK), as Adjunct Professor, National Institute of Advanced Studies – Bangalore Center for Consciousness Studies (India); teaching with the New Centre for Research and Practice (US); and continuing as book series editor for “Architectural Intelligences” with Brill (Netherlands).