This title is originally from an essay in the works from the upcoming work “Technolalia.” * (unfinished version) There is probably no single most significant restructuring of epistemic/ontological regimes than with the rise of home entertainment systems. …

Level 2 — [[ ]] The story goes like this: Earth was captured by a retroviral singularity as autodidactic Deleuzians and Twitter online discourse navigation lock into crypto commercialization takeoff. Logistically underdeveloped infrastructure crumbles under the weight of hyper-libidinal stupidity as auto-assembling DAOs run away. As non-sapient intelligence emerges, politics…

The late cultural theorist and philosopher Mark Fisher writes a sobering critique regarding the “slow cancellation of the future.” The quote is sometimes attributed to Bifo Berardi; it comes from Fisher’s sophomore book, “Ghosts of My Life: Writings on Depression, Hauntology and Lost Futures.” The book itself tackles themes of…

Guest Column #014 | Originally posted on Covidian Aesthetics | Edited by Mónica Belevan “Who cares what ‘anyone’ thinks, knows, or theorizes about Bataille? The only thing to try and touch is the intense shock-wave that still reaches us along with the textual embers […] for as long, that is, as anything can still ‘reach us.’” — Nick Land, The Thirst for Annihilation: Georges…

The Weirdness of Serial Experiments Lain The best part of serial experiments lain is it “weird ontology” it’s not that lain takes place in a universe or world dissimilar from our own, or a world who’s sci-fi, “(…) torches fiction in intensity, patched-up out of cash-flux mangled techno-compressed heteroglossic jargons, and set in a future so…

Fossil Marxism is U/acc at its core. This isn’t to say that U/acc is a black-pilled theoretical framework, but the key aspect that FM (Fossil Marxism) barrows from U/acc are its “non-praxis” politics. Some will argue that this is untrue of U/acc, and there is Definitely room to argue against…

Fossil Marxism understands that capitalism creates temporal disparities across a topographical view of energy and material accumulation (tracked via teleoplexy). Time peaks on a topological plane illustrate the inequality of time. …

It has been three years since the first e-flux version of Chronosis has been released. Much like the upcoming Abducting the Outside, it’s been a publication I’ve been eagerly anticipating. Like most things that I get overwhelmingly obsessed with, I research them and contemplate them Ad Infinitum until I grow…

“[[ ]] The story goes like this:,” What is a story but the ritualized social mechanism of information retention and proliferation? Aboriginal folklore is believed to be one of the oldest oral traditions, being about 10,000 years old. …