Technology as Politics by Other Means: Gil Durán’s ‘The Nerd Reich’ and the Genealogy of Tech-Fascism
The Nerds Take Washington About two days before Trump’s second inauguration, VP-elect JD Vance attended a party at Peter Thiel’s Continue reading
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Cybernetic Discourse Analysis: “Mother Was an AI”
This is an edited excerpt from Giorgi Vachnadze’s book Christian Eschatology of Artificial Intelligence published by Becoming Press. At the Continue reading
Remembering Baudrillard’s Contaminated Discourse
The parasite serves as a useful simulacrum for post-modernism. Post-modernity engages us with a kind of viral discourse, which seeks Continue reading
Gender Bubble: A Few Points from Judith Butler Explained via a Sexually Ambiguous Clownfish
For clownfish of the subfamily Amphiprioninae, sexual development is determined by social hierarchy in an arrangement known as sequential hermaphroditism. Continue reading
The Spectacle of the Scaffold – Foucault, Corporal Punishment, and the Digital Age
Witnesses who described the scene could even be prosecuted, thereby ensuring that the execution should cease to be a spectacle Continue reading
Foucault and Digital Discourse
Foucault calls into question the definition of discourse in his famous, methodological work the Archaeology of Knowledge. While it is Continue reading
