It's sometimes difficult to distinguish between a Luddite geezer (in
the Ame rican sense) and a person of age and wisdom with an historical
perspective.
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Patrick,
Thank you for saying so elegantly what I have been thinking for the
past 30 years or more. I always felt that the promise of fundamental
change was illusory in the 60s and 70s. Things started really moving
in the 80s. OK it was neoliberalism, but for the first time I knew
that history was
>I think I'll just say that I have become post-postist.
I hear about post-digital/New Media/Internet/Human/etc that I believe
that this only succeeds at placing us in a corner of opposition or
refusal and makes no suggestions. For all my distrust of it, at least
New Aestheticism posited something