of what use is the art that does not ruthlessly seek to force life to imitate it?
The United States of America spends a enormous amount of money on foreign aid but most Americans are unaware of precisely which countries that (heavily taxpayer funded) money is being given to or in what proportion. When asked the question: Which country receives the greatest largess from US foreign aid, most people reply along the lines …
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Futurism/Political Theory Our first offering is Technofuturist BS, Round 2 (AI Edition) by the brisk and highly entertaining blogger, Quas Lacrimas. Next we highly recommend STEEL-cam v Nick Land's Tech-Comm Accelerationism from the always excellent, Imperial Energy who compares and contrasts Land's particular brand of accelerationist politics with that of the STEEL Cameralists. News In what …
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In Japan sometime around the month of march, 2017, a employee named Takada from a Japanese company called Mind - which specializes in the removal of indelicate material (such as sex toys or sexually explicit manga) from the abodes of the freshly deceased - recounted to American scream-sheets a most peculiar tale. During one of …
One of the most fundamental characteristics of the embedded American consciousness, is its rugged individualism, that is, the sovereign and heroic impulse to carve ones own path, to strike out on one's own into the unknown darkness to there light a fire. Such is to be expected from a nation of wilderness conquering colonists, but sovereign …
Observe the cover image; is it pornographic or erotic or is there no worthy distinctions to be drawn between such fickle words at all? The argument about how human sexuality should be properly represented in the arts is a extremely old one with three broad factions splitting up the lion share of opinions. Either sexuality …
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Zarathustra, or the book for all, and a book for none, has been it at the center of the highly provocative pantheon of Friedrich Nietzsche’s writings on the self and on the destiny of one’s higher existence, and as such, an integral work in understanding the Nietzschean project as a whole. Through the thick allegory …
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The sky was dark as the carapace of the beetles which scurried hither and thither beneath the flinty, scattered boughs of the gnarled and dying trees as the man moved over the khaki hillocks of the endless moor, the traveling lamp unshuttered the world in its eastward descent unto oblivion as if following the lonely …
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Within the Atlanticist Schattenreich, the vast bulk of any given civilizationally invested cultural artifact, irrespective of genre, is predominately negative. Critique rules. It rules the airwaves, it rules the internet. It rules the inane brick-an-mortar back-and-forth's over a cup of diabetes flavored coffee: "That movie sucked, Hollywood sucks, everyone is so loud in here - …
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