On 12/27/17, 11:33, Morlock Elloi wrote:
This is not to say that forcing a declaration of unconditional love
through 140 characters (let's take the simplest, apparently benign
formatting constraint) is inherently evil. However, that number was
decided by someone else, not you. And just when you g
M.E.
If you are interested in exploring our situation as modeled via scalar
variations of (energy) amplification systems, I'd direct you to "The Regime of
Amplification" (pdf download) at
http://neoscenes.net/blog/archives/77892
One paramount feature of amplifiers is that they consume prodigio
The interesting part was analysis of the amplification effect of the
machines. It has two components, the combination of which is a killer one:
- sheer volume, which saturates physical/biological receptors: as when
someone cranks up the power on audio amplifier, the conversation stops,
and the
Looks like his "class" perception of internet essentiality ironically
reflects a "class" background, which he pretended to identify as an issue.
"Without an intellectual compass, the road to reliable information that
promotes one's own judgment..."
Am 26.12.2017 um 22:09 schrieb Morlock Elloi:
(original in German at
https://www.heise.de/tp/features/Die-Kalifornische-Ideologie-hat-einen-faschistoiden-Charakter-3855628.html?seite=all
. Below is the machine translation. Parts 1 and 2 are worth reading as well)
Interview with the computer critic Werner Seppmann - Part 3
For Werner Seppm
