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Adam, Cohost @acidhorizon.bsky.social (He/Him) Anti-Oculus: A Philosophy of Escape (2023) and The New Flesh: Life and Death in the Data Economy (2024). Upcoming: Hegel's Exorcism: The Insurrectionary Thought of Max Stirner.
On the next ACID HORIZON SOPHIA HAS FALLEN, BILLIONS MUST RECOGNISE
Yep, honestly for me one of the greatest ways of milking a c chord for an hour kind of like a distorted stoner raga.
They do not believe capital has economic power. They think power is representation in media programming. This economic power has become so omnipresent they cannot detect it as a social force. They hence see power as existing in the magical influence of commodities as they appear to them, on screens.
Compliance with neoliberalism has not saved the university. We must reinvent the undercommons. July 17th, 7pm BST, Acid Horizon and @minorcompositions.bsky.social are convening a free panel with comrades from Essex, Goldsmiths, and Edinburgh. We'd love you to join us! www.patreon.com/posts/163158...
The Brit ruling class hate children as the most unruly form of human capital. They treat the working class as children and children as a seditious underclass whose original sin is requiring care regardless of employment status. It isn't even that the school is a factory, it's a fucking Jobcentre.
honestly fitting. Reading Baudrillard's view of Müntzer. It's bollocks.
What is this, why did he write this. It's like Trotskyist Michel Houellebecq sans the bourgeois eroticism.
This weekend I'll be joining the panel "Not Enough People are Talking About..." on digital politics and online Left cultures, doing my best Baudrillard impression at Festival of the Oppressed this weekend! Get your ticket and check out the full lineup via revsoc21.uk/foto-2026/
I think it's not too out there to assume that they're modelling aspects of this on the data-collection program that the IOF's "Wolf Pack" (yes, it's called that) is running with.
Is being in time itself something traumatic? It you had a time machine, what would you change about the past? This week on Acid Horizon we're joined by Kwasu D. Tembo to talk about his book 'Trauma in 21st-Century Time Travel Cinema'! open.spotify.com/episode/5lNj...
May was a fun month musically. My review of Desertfest should be out soon.
Amidst a total Gooner cultural victory, a Blochian Spirit of Utopia sweeps across North East London.
Got you mate (we're boycotting the publisher so free link to ePub) we.tl/t-A2nDmv3irP...
Favourite outtakes from the occasion, cheers to Tom and the Lions lads for the shirt and the Triptykon corpsepaint do.
Where policy fails, it's accent astrology time for Labour!
I am currently working on a review of a psychedelic/stoner metal festival. There was a band called Gnome and free hats were plentiful. Listen to Gnome's Works
I have finally gotten myself set up with Scrivener to (re)write the Stirner book and when I saw you can format all footnotes at once I wanted to weep with joy.