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>>9659874
>Or rather that he succeeded in so radically deterritorializing God, Time, Man, Ethics, etc. that we're left with nothing of them.

Maybe we just need some new and better ways of understanding those concepts tho, something more fluid and adaptive. Something that doesn't see them perhaps as discrete categories: perhaps much as quantum physics, economics and psychology are supposed to be fellow-travelers. More holistics. What globalization and neoliberalism was supposed to be.

All signs point to fragmentation and bewilderment. Deep ecology is a good look, that attracts people on all sides of the spectrum. There's lots of new age psychobabble I'm fond of but I will refrain from posting here.

The memes either don't work anymore or work too well. Humans either need a new sense of centre or a sense of being without one that doesn't make them feel like worms or make them immediately reach out for the nearest Great Signfier.