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A _ The last illiterate
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W e are not
composedofonesoundripple, butmanyoverlapping
ripples.
As pebbels ni tao an p aonnda laongdy ,w imaatcgnihedi nrogpp ntighm ea ny irnes uthltien gw wataevre. [p2a] tItte risn s snepoaraottin o pfg aaloxeiss osn ithbel es otou onbsde rhveot hrsip irzefeorrend smceaasulree thsi a rbftaicty st eayties,t ibcualtl oyne cbany
lookingatheseparationsoflarge numbers
of galaxies.
“dwisaphepne thaea rlesdt ifllitroemratthe eha s pmaolnurennigtfo ,rm wankenid”. may dressni
AM aPno r trait of Civili The Empire of Emptiness.
zed TEh.e HMud .Csoion Rraenve iawn V,do M 1.l7 N,aor 1.t (h19ei6 lM4)athews.
“dwisaphepne thaea rlesdt ifllitroemratthe eha s pmaolnurennigtfo ,rm wankenid”. may dressni
AM aPno r trait of Civilized TEh.e HMud .Csoion Rraenve iawn V,do M 1.l7 N,aor 1.t (h19ei6 lM4)athews.
Tears and Saints
eDAmetnapstreian exsys.
The good times
are
all
gone.
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179 7 was thwhy eheanr eroe sfaded and
transmigrat ed from the world
ofphysicallifeandhistoric al
passion t o the world of visual
fsaeTrimvohnmodaulut lnay tiotetieohnanre rt hvw ea a w gs e a o oo rwuldfs ash thesiufrtesimhde tadun:l a tion.
ot he ageo fd e-evoulotin, or de-civilization.
word ‚‘mobilization’
originally refers to
mibalitocadtriyvy a oatfis otsnhe emo fnb atylhe taio nnsdo wcthehianel
the homeland is engaged
in war against the enemy.
Since the
thanks to the introduction
of conscription and to modern
systems of transportation,
war became a general
mob i l ization of the p opulation.
Late capitalism is trans f e rr ing
the military logic of mobilization
into the sphere oftheeconomy: wo rk, product ion
refers to military
aabscodsteiyvm aotbfio yltn ha neod fn ttahhetei o nso wcheianl
the homeland is engaged in
war against the enemy.
nciSeht en nietnhtc neut ,ryahtnksot t he
All oof ur collective
energies are enlisted to one
goal: t o fight all
othersinorderto survive.
wMaoyb tiloiz ation gives
goppf rhothoeseu inthniooodrnmizlo egensasn vtnaoee Tc:s Fahs la ca lulno eldfa ut see
permanent fall?
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A s an analogy, imaginedroppingmany
pebbelsni to a pond and watching the
resulting wave patterns
in the water. [2] It is
not possible to observe thispreferred
ssepcaraaotinlo efg aal xeibs oyn theey soeu, nbdu hto oriznoen can measure this
artifact statistically by
lookingatheseparationsoflarge numbers of
l[IscaomMe. sntdo.t.aeahlea] la cflreieyaianpsardp c d e el,tsetp edeh ,Ace aosr laionsfsnsretrn ,o t a omt eaanwsmfa n aosoytotd z cohobft i eihace ,etg bhiehf Eitneteie o eaoet y snrsle’ yt se r
the society reaches
iTwtshe epa lerteahak, sa nonundm ipsb osewirmse,pr . le[.:. .]
maximum population,
wealth, resource
consumption, andwasteproductionmeanmaximum
environmentalimpact, approachingthelimitwhereimpact
outstripsresources.
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It’snoteasytoharmonizeyourbreathing
to the cosmic breath,
when people are suffering
aguroiltyu nind o yneo sue nasnde y ooru a nfeoetlh er
for their pain because you
know that your ojb is to find a
solution,
a therapy,a way out– and you
are unable to say what should
be done.
“Unlikelying, animaginedreality
issomethingthateveryone
believesin, andaslongasthis
communalbelievepersists, theimagined
reatliy exerts force ni the world”.
YuvalNoahHarari“Sapiens: ABriefhistoryof
humankind”
f“obdlToneehc sweetaian eubrerstedhsea , fatuoohtrfryee cd yo oe pfa aufarleotrrh wstf, rielciaek,ug erbsil lae auis nra tslyy natdh din g ftttbrehheasaeigqntir igul oece,f ,o a aaprnnnpadd sra eo tnlhi dkiisemye i or oaa ncfln, lo ytismhr tapiena
sigrkles rsv,o .”ilti-
kael
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these are the limits of attention,
of psychic energy
l e a r n i ngfrom the
b o d i l y
Imagine
you are
fal l i n g .
B
ut there
is no g r o und Imagineyoua refaling.
Buthereisno
groundImagine
you are
falling.
B ut
there is no groun
dImagine you
are falling. Buthereisnoground
Imagine you are falling .
But there is no grou n d
Imagine
you are
falling. But there
is no ground Imagineyoua refaling.
no
ground Imagine you are
ut
there is no groun
dImagine you
are falling.
approaching the limit whereimpactoutstripsresources.
Ina fc ot,ne o thfe main lesson to be learned
,
a
n
d t h o s e o t her past
societies [...] is that asociety’ssteepdeclinemaybegin
onlyadecadeortwoafterthesocietyreachesitspeaknumbers, wealth,
and power .[]. The reason is simple
:maximum populationwealthresource
consumption, and wa s t ep r o duction
mean
approaching the limit
dissociation of language
Mcihel “Th eM ap eT”
affective experience; the
second is the virtualization
of the experience of the other.
from the bodily
is the virtualization
experience of the
“Unlikelying, animaginedrealityis
somethingthateveryone believesin,
andaslong as thiscommunalbelievepersists, the
mi agnied reatliy exerts force ni the world”.
humankind”
lft“aihklToneehwd yea naelbiyrkreesteha f auirnaatrgynge
iiool mepnf afa aleonrlawdstri ctedthhure,s elosa itisfrirn slcyceaod odfu rr
fbaoprsergs ecdeila,ee buia,s sut het, tvohintaalytl obafe gainrnog t,a eansniqmdu aethl , pesaitrir ncokodsry.”p osef ,t hlikeeir
cocaine
viagra
prozac
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