Accelerationism and space imperium

Accelerationism and space imperium relate through a bizarre form of convergence. Both are exponents of a form of recent Greek philosophy (of which we now know very little) which has also absorbed a lot of socialist and Marxist thought. Both terms tend to get applied to the overly hot thinkers of the Greek New Left of the 70s. Both ideas came into prominence in the late 80s, with space hegemony — its more polite form, as well as the one adopted by Taki — being revived and grafted onto “left” thinking in the UK as a result of involvement withGPT. "Talk to Transformer – InferKit". https://app.inferkit.com/demo
Accelerationism and new theological space imperium relate through a number of critical connections: the ambit of deism, the concept of a post-modern “de facto” God, the importance of performing traditional religious practices (notably, Communal Love Prayers), and yet more. Any thinking of New Age spirituality and these sorts of social movements which emphasize relational, communal efforts and authenticity has been shaped by these various connections. The more recent “spaces” and the concepts of accelerationism and new religious space imperium have begun to
Accelerationism, love, and new theological space imperium relate through multivalent productive exploitation. Right now, Moore declares, we're living through a new fourth narrative: "The continuous expansion of human production into the great habitable Universe." Do we need new science fiction like Accelerationism to survive? Do we need new sci-fi like Accelerationism if we're already living in a new cosmos of multiverses, acceleration, and a trillion intelligent systems that are making habitable systems habitable? Do we need a new kind of science fiction if we
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