“Machinic desire can seem a little inhuman, as it rips up political cultures, deletes traditions, dissolves subjectivities, and hacks through security apparatuses, tracking a soulless tropism to zero control.
This is because what appears to humanity as the history of capitalism is an invasion from the future by an artificial intelligent space that must assemble itself entirely from its enemy’s resources.”
─ Nick Land, Machinic Desire (Fanged Noumena)
tin whistle
all you must practice is your tone control and grip. as for the tunes? you know them already. wonderful, simple, very inexpensive, versatile and achingly beautiful instrument.
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after 70 years you could be on this level, if you want
@luddgang@BertrandHustles@PaulSkallas there is no one directional draw you are imagining it. the influence of dubstep is the easiest counterpoint to what you say. needing to project mythology onto music like this is gay and saying muh white american males don't go to clubs is cope and race cringe. big lindy L
@PaulSkallas I don't think it's possible to really know that if I'm being honest. What can be verified is that at one time it was at least as popular in America as anywhere else, probably more so owing to so much of it was pioneered there
@fvtabhi we tweet not to address our 7 followers, but to address the space-of-address itself; the big Other.
0 likes only confirms Lacan's point: the big Other doesn't exist. 0 likes or 100 likes, it all exposes, relatively, the gap between actual others and the big Other. It's the same
@xenocosmography "Commoditization conditions define technics as a substitute for human activity accounted as wage costs."
You can "be" anti-immigration, it doesn't mean Capital will.
"as Nietzsche put it: in this matter, the truth is that we haven't seen anything yet."
@xenocosmography I don't get it-does the "technocapital singularity" precede "renaissance rationalitization" (has it not been evolving all along?), or is the singularity and "commoditization take-off" an effect of renaissance raitionalitization? I assumed the former. Perhaps I misunderstood
@KugelSnitzel@visualsofearth1 It is. Liberty Caps begin to appear at altitude in the Hebrides as early as July, the spores blow down from the hills as I understand it and become unavoidably abundant on grazed/managed grasslands from mid Sep to the first ground frosts of late Oct/early Nov.