Digital Culture is Not the Problem; The Problem is Capitalism – xenogothic
A clip from one of Mark Fisher’s mid-2010s lectures has been hooked back into social-media networks, bringing him more posthumous virality. An account called ‘dailyconceptmedia’ h…
A clip from one of Mark Fisher’s mid-2010s lectures has been hooked back into social-media networks, bringing him more posthumous virality. An account called ‘dailyconceptmedia’ has shared a clip of Mark talking about smartphones in which he explicitly makes a few distinctions — for instance, between cyberspace (in general) and capitalist cyberspace — that have nonetheless gone ignored in every comments section, as people fall back on the limited picture they have of Mark’s work. Indeed, despite the content of what he says, most discussion of the clip has ta
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