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This is a personal project by @dellsystem. I built this to help me retain information from the books I'm reading.

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geopolitical attention exploitation

This same asymmetry can be found at the global level of GEOPOLITICAL ATTENTION EXPLOITATION: _'the most advanced--Western--cultures export information massively and import huge amounts of live attention for it, while the cultures of other regions export very modest amounts of information and accord…

—p.60 The Ecology of Attention Attentional Capitalism (44) by Yves Citton
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advertising as a market distortion

If orthodox economic science, neoliberals and capitalism's apologists really wanted to promote 'free and unskewed competition', they would start by putting an end to (or drastically taxing) advertising activities, where the unequal powers with respect to the propagation of costly signals constitute…

—p.57 Attentional Capitalism (44) by Yves Citton
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attention arms race archive/dissertation

So an ATTENTION ARMS RACE is set up: the more a market society becomes mediatized, the more it must dedicate a significant proportion of its activity to the production of demand, investing ever greater resources into the machinery of attention attraction. Like military arms races, this attention …

—p.58 Attentional Capitalism (44) by Yves Citton
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attention attracts attention

We touch concretely here on the mechanism by which the attention economy is rooted in a CIRCULAR SELF-REINFORCING DYNAMIC: attention attracts attention. Attention accumulated in the past and the present supports the future accumulation of attention. It is because millions of tourist have come to …

—p.48 Attentional Capitalism (44) by Yves Citton
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competition in reception of cultural goods

[...] with the reduction to zero of the marginal costs for the transmission of digital goods we are in the midst of the emergence of something absolutely novel with profoundly revolutionary implications. But, on the one hand, the costs of production of the material goods necessary for the exist…

—p.44 Attentional Capitalism (44) by Yves Citton