/lit/ - Literature

>>11939189
ghadadrawerasdgkjhasdfkhasfdasd fucking keep mangling my greentext adjhfasdfkjherkwhejra

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okay. well, you can't win them all.
>ugh

might as well do some recap here anyways.

>>11939182
>Do you run urbanomic or something? Where are you getting these mountains of text and images off-hand?
nope, i'm just girardfag. this is apparently what i do with my life. i've been haunting land threads for a while now and apparently this is what it becomes. the text comes from PDFs and the aesthetics from tumblrs i like:

http://rekall.me/
http://helaeon.tumblr.com/
http://cypulchre.tumblr.com/
http://god-code.tumblr.com/
http://blvckbleach.tumblr.com/

>>11939170
>Once question however; what is cosmotechnics?
see >>11931980:
>it means the unification between the cosmic order and the moral order through technical activities. The concept of cosmotechnics immediately provides us with a conceptual tool with which to overcome the conventional opposition between technics and nature, and to understand the task of philosophy as that of seeking and affirming the organic unity of the two.

>>11939053
these are some good effortposts sir, hats off to you. particularly this:

>What characterizes the end of modernity to me is the transition from mechanist assumptions and structures to informational assumptions and structures. This also corresponds to what Xi Jinping's government often refers to as "informatization" being a modern equivalent to industrialization.
so this for sure. and i think it's why YH has such regard for simondon, who is not only a philosopher of engineering but also one of *information,* about which i didn't say nearly enough in my very Brief Rundown on him in Cosmotech #5:

>>/lit/thread/S11887728#p11926126

but pretty much everything you have brought up in this post i would agree with as well.
>but that seems slightly awkward to me from the onset because our contemporary capitalism scarcely resembles our technics.
this is true, but again, ask Uncle Nick: our contemporary culture scarcely resembles our capitalism either, in a way.

but in either case, Cosmotech is aiming to redress the balance, in some sense. i am (embarrassingly) kind of today enamored of Enantiodromic Acceleration. it is unlikely that the Great Beast will be tamed by anyone (even Xi Jinping). and so i am entertaining few political fantasies. but it is an attempt to introduce a kind of moral philosophy back into things again, i think, in place of some of the hyperstition.
>it will fail. death. doom. doooooooooooooommm
>oh go fuck yourself inner self
>doom