/lit/ - Literature

>>13373456
I don't have the slightest idea of what you're talking but I have this

>>13027528
Fragment on the Machines, particularly the section with pic related (obviously a few words have been changed).
Also the tendency of the rate of profits to fall
Camatte:
"In the era of its real domination, capital has run away (as the cyberneticians put it), it has escaped. [7] It is no longer controlled by human beings. (Human beings in the form of proletarians might, at least passively, represent a barrier to capital.) It is no longer limited by nature. Some production processes carried out over periods of time lead to clashes with natural barriers: increase in the number of human beings, destruction of nature, pollution. But these barriers cannot be theoretically regarded as barriers which capital cannot supersede. At present there are three possible courses for the capitalist mode of production (in addition to the destruction of humanity - a hypothesis that cannot be ignored):

complete autonomy of capital: a mechanistic utopia where human beings become simple accessories of an automated system, though still retaining an executive role;
mutation of the human being, or rather a change of the species: production of a perfectly programmable being which has lost all the characteristics of the species Homo sapiens. This would not require an automatized system, since this perfect human being would be made to do whatever is required;
generalized lunacy: in the place of human beings, and on the basis of their present limitations, capital realizes everything they desire (normal or abnormal), but human beings cannot find themselves and enjoyment continually lies in the future. The human being is carried off in the run-away of capital, and keeps it going."

>>12489248
Marx originated that theory though.

This already says that but without all that bullshit in this:

>>11825266
Nope. Marx was much farther along than this shit. As was Camatte.
Capital is lunacy.

For accelerationists you really are behind the times...

>>11824387

>>11805150
Marx already said this 200 years ago.
Land is a larper and a pseud.

Capital is lunacy.

>>11793836
Yes. But he was the original wagie in cagie.

>>11778733
>neoreactionaries unironically want this