SF CAPITAL Mark Fisher (2001)
Do you really think SF Capital allows monkey flake to make decisions it classifies as important?
Ccru, Swarmmachines
Markets, desire and science fiction are all part of the infrastructure
Nick Land, 'Cybergothi…An intriguing essay by Mark Crispin Miller published in Sight and Sound in 1994, suggests that we do live in 2001's world, but not in the way that those watching the film when it was released in 1968 might have imagined. It was not 2001's s…Those who experienced 2001 back in the 1960s might feel, now, that they have experienced late capitalism twice, the first time as a film, the second as a banalized everyday reality. But what was once satiric prophecy is now blank realism, d…
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