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indifference and its (dis)contents: a critical reversal – the return of the creeds

Far from abolishing the value of the absolute, the process that continues to be referred to today as ‘the end of absolutes’ grants the latter an unprecedented licence – philosophers seem to ask only one thing of these absolutes: that they be devoid of the slightest pretension to rationality. The end
Simon Taylor 12 Oct 2012

0.1 non-human labour creates value

Principles: The New Aesthetic (James Bridle’s project – about here and home here) points to what is really interesting: the standardisation of human production, including communication and expression, through the mechanism of the Social Brain. (Clay Shirky, for example, argues for social networking as a positive supplementing of cognitive power
Simon Taylor 12 Oct 2012

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Simon Taylor 11 Oct 2012

διασπορά, for a history of opposition to the Facebook’s TOTAL network of the spectacle

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Simon Taylor 08 Oct 2012

national holiday

Simon Taylor 06 Oct 2012

protective strategies, Auckland roots

Simon Taylor 06 Oct 2012

on Tiqqun

We might pause here to recall the fact that some of the first investors  Mitt Romney secured for Bain Capital were wealthy Salvadoran families  connected with right-wing death squads that massacred tens of thousands  of peasants and political dissidents. – Adam Morris, “Drone Warfare: Tiqqun, the Young-Girl and the
Simon Taylor 03 Oct 2012

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