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Eugene Thacker
philosopher · 5 mentions across 2 readings
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Eugene Thacker is a theorist of horror, networks, and what he calls "dark somatechnics"—the entanglement of biology, technology, and unintelligible life processes that resist humanist frameworks. In these readings, his work grounds arguments about contagion, viral unpredictability, and the impossibility of fully controlling living systems, whether microbial or artificial, providing crucial vocabulary for thinking how life exceeds intentional design and governance. His influence appears particularly in discussions of how biological and technological systems share the quality of producing consequences that cannot be entirely predicted or contained.
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