𒉭 Katagraphic ꩜ ⋆.° ▽
@ecogothicnihil.bsky.social
Le Mystique Un-Arkhḗ, 𝕽𝖆𝖉𝖎𝖈𝖆𝖑 𝕴𝖓𝖘𝖚𝖗𝖗𝖊𝖈𝖙𝖎𝖔𝖓, Non-Analysis, The Shape of a M̶̻̖͎̲͙̂a̴̡̡̛̛͚̩̪̲͕͌̈́͆́̓̈́n̴͇͔̩͚̯̋̑͛̈́̽̆̕̚͠. Free Palestine
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Non-philosophy is, quite simply, the preservation of radical immanence. Philosophy requires it to operate but eschews it in construction. It’s neither negative nor positive feedback, a different kind of logic foreign to traditional metaphysics and causality
“The entire modern practice of terrorism using spectacular violence to expand a political agenda, often targeting civilians, well that all began with the anarchists”
-Veritasium
I’m sorry, WHAT??
-Veritasium
I’m sorry, WHAT??
September 26, 2025 at 6:10 PM
“The entire modern practice of terrorism using spectacular violence to expand a political agenda, often targeting civilians, well that all began with the anarchists”
-Veritasium
I’m sorry, WHAT??
-Veritasium
I’m sorry, WHAT??
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The fact that Matthew Dowd lost his job for pointing out Charlie Kirk’s hate speech, while Brian Kilmeade openly suggests we should euthanize the homeless and there is zero outrage, shows exactly what is terribly wrong with today’s political mainstream media.
September 13, 2025 at 8:35 PM
The fact that Matthew Dowd lost his job for pointing out Charlie Kirk’s hate speech, while Brian Kilmeade openly suggests we should euthanize the homeless and there is zero outrage, shows exactly what is terribly wrong with today’s political mainstream media.
Maybe I should play Helldivers 2 again
September 13, 2025 at 4:01 AM
Maybe I should play Helldivers 2 again
Explaining US gun violence to a conservative; imagine if Charlie Kirk was shot
September 11, 2025 at 1:07 AM
Explaining US gun violence to a conservative; imagine if Charlie Kirk was shot
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Today, we are remembering David Graeber, who passed away five years ago.
“Nothing could conceivably be more violent than to tell us—and particularly our young people—we are forbidden to even dream of a peaceful, caring, world.”
crimethinc.com/ShockofVictory
🧵⬇️
“Nothing could conceivably be more violent than to tell us—and particularly our young people—we are forbidden to even dream of a peaceful, caring, world.”
crimethinc.com/ShockofVictory
🧵⬇️
September 2, 2025 at 10:19 PM
Today, we are remembering David Graeber, who passed away five years ago.
“Nothing could conceivably be more violent than to tell us—and particularly our young people—we are forbidden to even dream of a peaceful, caring, world.”
crimethinc.com/ShockofVictory
🧵⬇️
“Nothing could conceivably be more violent than to tell us—and particularly our young people—we are forbidden to even dream of a peaceful, caring, world.”
crimethinc.com/ShockofVictory
🧵⬇️
Do radical market theorists ignore or criticize psychoanalysis due to the history of the field and its close relationship with Marxism, or the preference of the mathematics of a “generalized will” over the “libidinal economy”?
August 28, 2025 at 7:10 PM
Do radical market theorists ignore or criticize psychoanalysis due to the history of the field and its close relationship with Marxism, or the preference of the mathematics of a “generalized will” over the “libidinal economy”?
Nightmare blunt rotation
Wondering if Curtis Yarvin speaking at a middle class festival in London with a host of mainstream figures is some kind of joke.
August 21, 2025 at 1:01 AM
Nightmare blunt rotation
Unless this kid made hundreds of thousands of publicly accessible pieces on the topic, everything that is regurgitated here is instead the AI company giving non-prescriptive statements from their existing models, designed not to be too radical or deviating to the average aggregate audience
At 4p ET/1p PT, I’ll have a one of a kind interview with Joaquin Oliver. He died in the Parkland school shooting. But his parents have created an AI version of their son for a powerful message on gun violence. Plus TX Rep. @jamestalarico.bsky.social - see you soon on Substack and later on YouTube.
August 5, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Unless this kid made hundreds of thousands of publicly accessible pieces on the topic, everything that is regurgitated here is instead the AI company giving non-prescriptive statements from their existing models, designed not to be too radical or deviating to the average aggregate audience
Curtis Yarvin is this century’s Ayn Rand (derogatory)
August 1, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Curtis Yarvin is this century’s Ayn Rand (derogatory)
The challenge for psychoanalytic metaphors utilizing architecture and geometry is not to turn “man” into an immurement: some dead instrument or “keystone” to hold together the theory. This is similar to how the unconscious could problematically be called a “little man in the head” to defer analysis
August 1, 2025 at 4:20 PM
The challenge for psychoanalytic metaphors utilizing architecture and geometry is not to turn “man” into an immurement: some dead instrument or “keystone” to hold together the theory. This is similar to how the unconscious could problematically be called a “little man in the head” to defer analysis
In processes of fictional representations of instant collective choice function that result in some entity (Psychopass, the President [DS2], “hive minds”), it’s interesting that a dictatorial “taking-over” by an individual (whether consented to by the broader collective or not) still occurs
July 11, 2025 at 7:58 PM
In processes of fictional representations of instant collective choice function that result in some entity (Psychopass, the President [DS2], “hive minds”), it’s interesting that a dictatorial “taking-over” by an individual (whether consented to by the broader collective or not) still occurs
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"It cares nothing for the norms of pure reason, the bounds of sense, or the interests of life. While transcendental orthodoxy wastes time staving off the imminent liquidation of reason, sense, and life, transcendental materialism celebrates the deterritorialization of intelligence."
Ray Brassier
Ray Brassier
March 24, 2025 at 9:36 AM
"It cares nothing for the norms of pure reason, the bounds of sense, or the interests of life. While transcendental orthodoxy wastes time staving off the imminent liquidation of reason, sense, and life, transcendental materialism celebrates the deterritorialization of intelligence."
Ray Brassier
Ray Brassier
DS2 asks the question, how do you highlight humanity’s self-destructive tendencies without emulating traditional gothic archetypes or the modern bastardization of the zombie?
July 10, 2025 at 2:27 PM
DS2 asks the question, how do you highlight humanity’s self-destructive tendencies without emulating traditional gothic archetypes or the modern bastardization of the zombie?
Sorry for the lack of theory posting, I got engaged
July 9, 2025 at 4:10 PM
Sorry for the lack of theory posting, I got engaged
“Least bad candidate who can win” and your options are “let’s do a genocide but feel conflicted about it” and “let’s do a genocide and boast how awesome it is”. Or between “even tougher on immigration” and “what she said”, or between “idc about trans issues” and “trans people don’t exist”
Wrong. Votes are owed. You have an obligation as a citizen to vote for the least bad candidate who can win. You failed. You.
June 27, 2025 at 1:11 PM
“Least bad candidate who can win” and your options are “let’s do a genocide but feel conflicted about it” and “let’s do a genocide and boast how awesome it is”. Or between “even tougher on immigration” and “what she said”, or between “idc about trans issues” and “trans people don’t exist”
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Just noticed, whether it’s comfortability in expressing bias, or a growing difficulty in measuring social utility function, but these polls (on any election scale) keep getting worse and worse
Possibly the greatest comeback in modern US election history. Mamdani’s odds were 6% just one month ago
June 25, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Just noticed, whether it’s comfortability in expressing bias, or a growing difficulty in measuring social utility function, but these polls (on any election scale) keep getting worse and worse
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The "number of people normally cited as killed" (~50k atm) is the number which Gazan health officials have confirmed killed by violence. To be part of this number, an identifiable body or a witness must be brought to a hospital and issued a death certificate. Every hospital in Gaza has been bombed.
A Harvard study of IDF data finds that there are 377,000 people unaccounted for in Gaza.
That estimate is six times the number of people normally cited as killed.
Genocide.
medium.com/@m4xim1l1an/...
That estimate is six times the number of people normally cited as killed.
Genocide.
medium.com/@m4xim1l1an/...
June 24, 2025 at 9:12 AM
The "number of people normally cited as killed" (~50k atm) is the number which Gazan health officials have confirmed killed by violence. To be part of this number, an identifiable body or a witness must be brought to a hospital and issued a death certificate. Every hospital in Gaza has been bombed.
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this is the most one-sided two-option poll i can remember seeing. you could probably get 10 percent of americans to respond that installing your air conditioner backwards so that cold air blows outside will fix the environment
"Do you want America to be at war with Iran?"
No: 85%
Yes: 5%
YouGov / June 22, 2025
No: 85%
Yes: 5%
YouGov / June 22, 2025
June 23, 2025 at 2:08 PM
this is the most one-sided two-option poll i can remember seeing. you could probably get 10 percent of americans to respond that installing your air conditioner backwards so that cold air blows outside will fix the environment
HEARTWARMING: Popular mobile game “First Strike” changing their name to “Preemptive Strike”
June 16, 2025 at 8:09 PM
HEARTWARMING: Popular mobile game “First Strike” changing their name to “Preemptive Strike”
Some well-meaning friends of mine got heated when I sarcastically said I was looking forward to when Democrats elect Copy-Paste McDo-Nothing as their next runner in the presidential election, aka sorta iffy on weed but vehemently hates homeless people, after taking into consideration recent pushback
this sort of loathsome coward is crying for a world in which people hope & try & expect less. "you wouldn't have to march!" when the most recent democrat president helped to carry out a genocide. you're meant to be okay with that, comfortably not marching about that
June 16, 2025 at 4:59 PM
Some well-meaning friends of mine got heated when I sarcastically said I was looking forward to when Democrats elect Copy-Paste McDo-Nothing as their next runner in the presidential election, aka sorta iffy on weed but vehemently hates homeless people, after taking into consideration recent pushback
Ah yes, become easy targets for arrest and violence if mass arrest and violence breaks out. You don’t need “provocateurs” for protests to turn, as they typically do when police get pissy.
June 12, 2025 at 11:54 AM
Ah yes, become easy targets for arrest and violence if mass arrest and violence breaks out. You don’t need “provocateurs” for protests to turn, as they typically do when police get pissy.
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Liberal excesses have traction because they are believable. "Teenager who provided services to Neonazi cyberterrorist CSAM collective has been granted colossal power over government programs by Elon Musk" is both true and so far out of left field as to be impossible to get normies to believe.
it remains insane that one of the DOGE guys tried to get recruited by a neonazi cyberterrorist CSAM collective and it never really got much public traction
May 26, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Liberal excesses have traction because they are believable. "Teenager who provided services to Neonazi cyberterrorist CSAM collective has been granted colossal power over government programs by Elon Musk" is both true and so far out of left field as to be impossible to get normies to believe.
Abetting genocide is bad for the prostate
May 19, 2025 at 10:21 PM
Abetting genocide is bad for the prostate