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Memes aside what do you honestly think about his work, compared to the greater spectre of thought from the last 30 years or so?

I think his line of though could be arranged somewhere between Francis Fukuyama and Alexander Dugin in that he synthesized some aspect of western thinking and then applied it to real developments during his time. He comes with a set of quite refreshing ideas with regards to what we understand as "sentien/conscious" and how we as humans are intrinsically tied to this as a historical continuous process by tying metaphysical understanding (in this case capital) to our material surroundings. Not only that but he also goes beyond these conceps, not trying to nullify them but integrate them into a new and comprehensive larger Theory Of Everything.

In either case i never read someone before him make a case for how humanity's evolution is actually tied to its own development within a logistical framework which will eventually culminate into an AI technocracy

What are your thoughts on him?

Is accelerationism an actual philosophy worth reading about or just a stale meme from five years ago?

Admit it, he would have won the debate.

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Thotery is sentient

What is accelerationism?
What's the philosophy of pic related exactly in laymen terms?

Why do pseuds on /lit/ love this autistic hack? What is the appeal?

Does he worship the demiurge?

When he came out, the judges laughed. What happened next will SHOCK you.

Seriously, what the fuck is his problem?

when Land actualized it

Rip in peace sweet prince