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#87: The Singularity in Hell (Patreon)

Published:
2018-07-11 06:06:22
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2026-06

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In which MJ, after explaining Certain Local Psychoses, reveals that the Singularity is real, just not the way those depraved shitbags want it to be.

This episode dedicated to Corey Pein & his Live Work Work Work Die.

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ersatzennui w/ george quartz

There’s a book on Lynch with a feminist take I recall being excellent back in college that caused me to look at his films in a new, even more interesting light. It’s primarily concerned with how Lynch utilizes a feminine mode with his approach to storytelling, not unlike his approach to art and life in general. Anyway, I’m going to reread it soon and perhaps you would enjoy it as well: The Passion of David Lynch: Wild at Heart in Hollywood

Kamran Husain

more people need to talk about how thiel and musk are south african

diane bluegreen

wow! just listened to this in 2023 and it is so topical to what is happening now. also,michael,thanks so much for helping me to understand things like the singularity,accelerationism and neoreaction. you are so good at explaining things.

Jonathan Schultz

Bravo! Can't tell you how many, 'rationalists' I have interacted with online that turn out to be Accelerationists upon closer inspection. Truly horrifying. I am an unemployed system administrator doing more soul searching than job searching lately over what I may be empowering with my work. I absolutely appreciated what you were saying about control and regarding many of the assumptions and practices of the tech industry. May I recommend, 'What the Dormouse Said', by John Markoff? It is an interesting take on what could have been, and to a certain degree what remains as ideals in the EFF/Cypher/Open Source corners of the tech world - not that these corners do not themselves suffer from problems or horrors. Thank you for another great episode!

idiot.wisdom

What a depressingly prescient episode

Stuckey

Coming back to this episode as musk goes full shock therapy on the United States. "'Who could have possibly predicted this this?' said everyone"