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Nick Srnicek in Platform Capitalism emphasizes capitalism’s dyanamism, its need for innovation and “constant technological change,” along with this he provides a history in “deskilling technologies,” or what many term the dumbing down…
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A great many of Nick Land’s critics have never actually read his early work or his essays collected in Fanged Noumena, and even if they gave it a cursory…
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Nick Land: Machinic Desire (Excerpts): Anti-Oedipus is less a philosophy book than an engineering manual; a package of software implements for hacking into the machinic unconscious, opening invasion channels.…
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“Recall Mao Ze Dong’s old motto: “Everything under heaven is in utter chaos; the situation is excellent.” A crisis is to be taken seriously, without illusions, but also as…
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“Post-history has been ‘driftworks,’ an indeterminate and increasingly violent series of technological experiments on the horizon of existence itself: the acceleration of space under the sign of digital culture…
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The spectacle was born from the world’s loss of unity, and the immense expansion of the modern spectacle reveals the enormity of this loss. The abstractifying of all individual…
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One could imagine a Kickstarter Project: Exit the Future or The Promethean Projeckt … the creation of an exit strategy game that allows the disaffected of world to participate. Hype…
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On ZDNet Danny Palmer describes IBM’s ‘brain-inspired’ supercomputer to help watch over US nuclear arsenal: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory will use the new system to “explore new computing capabilities”…
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“We don’t really believe in democracy.” The tech futurists behind Sui Generis, a Montreal-based company with ambitious plans to jumpstart stagnant nations with networks of startup-friendly city-states, don’t see…
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A friend was not happy with Deleuze and Guattari’s statement: “Human rights say nothing about the immanent modes of existence of people provided with rights.” He would say: “There…
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