Non-standard anti-capitalist philosophy publication.
CCRU
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On a Newly Arisen Futurist Tone in Criticism
The chosen title anticipates the movement: in 1982, Jacques Derrida delivered a lecture titled On a Newly Arisen Apocalyptic Tone in Philosophy, itself inspired by Kant’s 1796 essay On a Newly Arisen Superior Tone in Philosophy. In that lecture, Derrida picks a fight with the philosophy of his time, attacking the apocalyptic tone of endings…
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Set-Theoretic Hyperstition: An Esquisse
Following Gödel’s famous results, any theory capable of carrying the most basic of maths, Arithmetic, is deemed to be either inconsistent or incomplete. At the very beginning, this position set the math world on fire because it shattered the Hilbertian dream of a logical grounding of mathematics. One of the problems was that, at the…
Hyperspekulation 