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He wahine, he whenua, e ngaro ai te tangata – or – What with one thing and another

Simon Taylor 21 Mar 2012

OCCUPYING THE PLACE LEFT RIGHT AFTER THE COUNTER-REVOLUTION

what if Adam Curtis is right? [here] that the failure of the Left has more to do with the Right stealing all its best ideas than with anything intrinsically wrong with the Left itself. The Right showed that those ideas could work. Look at the success of the network! And
Simon Taylor 18 Mar 2012

network critical: immanent effects

Albert-László Barabási has written two beautiful books dealing with network theory. It is in the second, however, that what was only latent in the first becomes clear. It is brought out in three ways: in this book Barabási shows that he is a writer; Bursts deals with network effects
Simon Taylor 18 Mar 2012

on αὐτοκρατία: offered in the spirit of recession:

In “The Spirit of Recession” Paul Chan invokes three cycles: 1. the ineluctability of the cycle of history – a war, a banking crisis, or scandal, a recession, repeated from father to son, Bush by Bush 2. the ineluctability of the cycle of domination – whereby disarmament is a high calling (note
Simon Taylor 13 Mar 2012

good advice and lots of it

Simon Taylor 12 Mar 2012

B U S I N E S S M U S T B E P R O P I T I A T E D

Mark Fisher of k-punk on SOCIAL IMAGINATION amongst other essential things, like the intensification of neoliberalism in extremis
Simon Taylor 10 Mar 2012

Paul Chan: decoupling life from the living decoupling the expansion of productivity from the producers it is not natural it is not even human it is religious

God lives on in the sacrament of exchange relations the nature of spirit: music torture at Guantanamo Bay power recedes – a church without authority is blessed indeed the spirit is a bone, … eschatalogical art – art of the recessional: it is about last things and a hymn: it is the last
Simon Taylor 08 Mar 2012

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