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Fanged Noumena Book Club: Meltdown
Starting a series of threads on the essays in Fanged Noumena, as Nick Land and his philosophy are recurring topics of discussion on here. While the content in Xenosystems is more popular, there's a great deal of philosophical depth in Land's early work, wi... (www.ccru.net) posted 1mo ago with 10 replies received

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To kick off the discussion, I'd like to dig into on the relation between Capital and Politics:... 1mo ago received

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Interesting, reminds me quite a bit of Nick Land's discussion of solar energy dissipation in his book The Thirst for Annihilation 4w ago received

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Like I said in >>5033, Palladium is capable of stepping in to fill this void, but it'll take real intellectual work to make something genuinely useful. Any 140 IQ anon can spew out some essays on utilizing AI for the Right or for Human Actualization or for... 2mo ago received

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Squabbling about which religion is better in the middle of the takeoff to the singularity is imbecilic, both of you are NGMI 2mo ago received

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I don't think this is at all true.... 1mo ago received

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Who gives a fuck about "impact"?... 1mo ago received

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It doesn't take "magic" for a remote drop-in worker AI (which is quite close to current system capabilities) to manage diffusion itself. Really, once we pass decent managerial levels of agent competence, you can just have AI firms, maybe with human leads f... 1mo ago received

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Are you familiar with the debate between AI As Normal Technology and the AI 2027 people? I think this maps on well to our disagreements RE impact, diffusion, and the real-world significance of capability improvements. 4w ago received

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