Passivism

Along with this notion, of the independence and autonomy of the cybernetic process of techno-capitalism, comes also the idea of ‘Anti-Praxis,’ which is reminiscent of Neoreaction’s failed doctrine of ‘Passivism’. Here any explicit, external program of political action or activism is rejected in favor of a kind of ‘dreaming,’ where Accelerationism opens up a frontier space for hallucinating the post-Human possibilities of hyper-modernity.
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1. At the beginning of the second decade of the Twenty-First Century, global civilization goes on much the same as before. Nation states and powerful corporations go on doing nation statey and powerful corporationy type things and sometimes there are wars.The Decelerate Manifesto | WIRED
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Passivity; Non-activism; Failed theology
Non-theology; Apathy
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