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senile dementia in Hegel

Transcendental philosophy is the consummation of philosophy construed as the doctrine of judgment, a mode of thinking that finds its zenith in Kant and its senile dementia in Hegel. [...]

—p.261 #Accelerate: The Accelerationist Reader Circuitries (251) by Nick Land
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transnational commodification

[...]
there will be a slight jolt as we cross over
thank you for flying with transnational commodification
we shall shortly be arriving in mayhem
if there is anybody on board who can impersonate a pilot
it would be of comfort to the other passengers

—p.255 Circuitries (251) by Nick Land
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they have made the proletariat their business

They are progressives like capitalism They are materialists but as capitalism is They are rational with capitalist reason They want to abolish capital's private property by capitalist means They pass off as socialism the collective availability of capital according to their hierarchy Recalling from…

—p.246 Desirevolution (241) by Jean-François Lyotard
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hung on the rope of hermeneutics

[...] To have done with alienation is not to arrange a well-conducted and collaborative discussion of the dialectic or to be hung on the rope of hermeneutics not merely to sit oneself down and write not only to hurl paving stones It will be to take sides with desire this side is imperishable it is …

—p.243 Desirevolution (241) by Jean-François Lyotard
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revolutionary actions complete the system of Capital

Consequently, 'revolutionary' actions are not those which aim to overthrow the system of Capital, which. as opposed to Marxist analyses, has never ceased to be revolutionary, but those which complete its rhythm in all its radicality-that is to say, actions which accelerate the metamorphic process…

—p.233 Power of Repetition (223) by Gilles Lipovetsky