Technically Man Dwells upon This Earth

Technically Man Dwells upon This Earth

by Louis Morelle, Ulysse Carrière

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> This text leaves us with a clearing of the conceptual ground for thinking of the Intellect as unbounded production (as you are about to see unfold). This setting is able to provide a meaning to acceleration as the relinquishment of idenity to itself. All that can be automated, must be, for it already is; real acceleration derieves from the potentiallity to realize that which one already feels is at work in the now, the wirklich working its ways to the real. The tedious bone-crushing wheels of history will never stop turning, not until they have turned the world itself into a purposeless engine, at which point there wil be no calculation left to execute anyway. The logic of extinction here reveals itself as a condition for anarchic creations to operate, as its unilaterial counterpart. Instead of giving ourselves to erotics, or Gods forbid, aesthetics as a replacement for thought, there remains only the immanent necessity of understanding Thinking as a thinking of the Beautiful Foreword by Louis Morelle

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