Kat Kitay: The Dialectic of Doomscrolling

Kat Kitay

Kat Kitay: The Dialectic of Doomscrolling Do Not Research Jun 24, 2024 137 6 25 Share Kat Kitay The Edge of Doom (1836-1838) by Samuel Colman “What will a human being be like who is not concerned with things, but with information, symbols, codes and models? There is one parallel: the first Industrial Revolution.” —Vilém Flusser Software ate the world. We, humans, are in the digestive tract of the global technological-capitalist organism, which Karl Marx identified as the capitalist mode of production and Vilém Flusser calls “the apparatus”. We are being metabolized by it. This is nowhere bette

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