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Nick Land

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  • Karl Marx
    accelerationism

    British theorist Nick Land, an influential accelerationist thinker, describes the thrust of acceleration in “A Quick-and-Dirty Introduction to Accelerationism” (2017), writing, “The deep problem of acceleration is transcendental. It describes an absolute horizon—and one that is closing in. Thinking takes time, and accelerationism suggests we’re running out…

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    British theorist Nick Land, an influential accelerationist thinker, describes the thrust of acceleration in “A Quick-and-Dirty Introduction to Accelerationism” (2017), writing, “The deep problem of acceleration is transcendental. It describes an absolute horizon—and one that is closing in. Thinking takes time, and accelerationism suggests we’re running out…

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  • Curtis Yarvin, political theorist
    Dark Enlightenment
    / Origins and key concepts

    movement are Curtis Yarvin and Nick Land, both of whom have written extensively on the topic.

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    movement are Curtis Yarvin and Nick Land, both of whom have written extensively on the topic.

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