One essay co-written by this thinker declares that "Anastrophe is the future coming together" and examines the work of Norbert Wiener, lauding him for cybernetics but vilifying him for his "propaganda against positive feedback" noting that there exists a "cybernetics of stability fortified against the future".
One essay co-written by this thinker declares that "Anastrophe is the future coming together" and examines the work of Norbert Wiener, lauding him for cybernetics but vilifying him for his "propaganda against positive feedback" noting that there exists a "cybernetics of stability fortified against the future". In addition to "Cyberpositive" this man's only book length work is a mixture of prose and philosophical/scientific commentary including one chapter subtitled "passion of the cyclone". That work is called The Thirst for Annihilation: Georges Bataille and Virulent Nihilism. Another volume of this thinker's writings is set to be released soon, by the "speculative realist" movement he inspired, and is entitled Fanged Noumenon. This man's research unit explored the effects of electronic music and MDMA, eventually becoming "an uncanny interzone between science and superstition". For 10 points, name this "mad black deleuzian" who helped "retroactively trigger" the Cyberculture Research Unit at the University of Warwick with Sadie Plant, but was ultimately too wonderfully and beautifully 'out there' to last in academia.
One essay co-written by this thinker declares that "Anastrophe is the future coming together" and examines the work of Norbert Wiener, lauding him for cybernetics but vilifying him for his "propaganda against positive feedback" noting that there exists a "cybernetics of stability fortified against the future".
Nick Land