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a struggle for time

For the conflicts that wrack capitalism have time as their essential stake, the workers, the minorities struggling for ends of amelioration, faster changes than the powers want: here is the root of the 'contradictions', a struggle for time. A ten percent raise in salary, now, not in six months; f…

—p.230 #Accelerate: The Accelerationist Reader Power of Repetition (223) by Gilles Lipovetsky
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the scientist has no revolutionary potential

Here Andre Gorz's double portrait of the "scientific and technical worker" takes on its full meaning. Although he has mastered a flow of knowledge, information, and training, he is so absorbed in capital that the reflux of organized, axiomatized stupidity coincides with him, so that, when he goes h…

—p.157 The Civilized Capitalist Machine (147) by Félix Guattari, Gilles Deleuze
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determined by capitalist decoding

[...] And just as we found, on the side of human surplus value insofar as it resulted from decoded flows, an incommensurability or a fundamental asymmetry (no assignable exterior limit) between manual labor and capital, or between two forms of money, here too, on the side of the machinic surplus va…

—p.155 The Civilized Capitalist Machine (147) by Félix Guattari, Gilles Deleuze
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open source and the libidinizing impulse

To reduce the value of software to its capacity for monetization, as Terranova suggests, leaves unspoken the enthusiasm and creativity in evidence in open source movements. Perhaps the latter are better thought of as a collective practice of supererogation seizing on the wealth of opportunities alr…

—p.28 Introduction (1) by Armen Avanessian, Robin Mackay
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can only arise outside of capital

[...] Negating forces can only arise outside of capital. Since capital has absorbed all the old contradictions, the revolutionary movement has to reject the entire product of the development of class societies. This is the crux of its struggle against domestication, against the decadence of the hum…

—p.146 Decline of the Capitalist Mode of Production or Decline of Humanity? (131) by Jacques Camatte