Before revision: Joshua Johnson (Hong Kong, NAME, 2013) Land himself makes this distinction clear in his commentary on the manifesto, but Land's version of accelerationism which he developed in the early 2010s notoriously incorporates explicitly racist, esoteric and anti-egalitarian views, and since late 2016 has been increasingly recognized as an inspiration for the alt-right.
After revision: Joshua Johnson (Hong Kong, NAME, 2013) Land himself makes this distinction clear in his commentary on the manifesto, but Land's version of accelerationism which he developed in the early 2010s notoriously incorporates esoteric and anti-egalitarian views, and since late 2016 has been increasingly recognized as an inspiration for the alt-right.