— Guy Debord, The Society of the Spectacle Pluriverse and the spectacle: Inside human / human body: no sensory hierarchy. (Ref: body without organs) Our senses are highly hierarchical, with vision at the highest level, hearing next, and tactile perhaps third, or on par with smell and taste. How do…

Marcel Proust, In Search of Lost Time.There is a famous paragraph which describes when he tasted the Madeleines dessert again and memorized life in Combray. Select a part here (the whole paragraph[1]): …perhaps because of Combray’s memories, so long abandoned and put out of mind, nothing now survived, everything was…

How do I think about the synesthesia? Simply explain synesthesia is you can see color when hear a music, you can hear a sound when seeing a word, you can feel some tactiles in some situation of listening (such as: whisper), etc.. …

In Gilles Deleuze, Felix Guattari’s A Thousand Plateaus, they came up with the rhizome theory. The three most important characteristics of rhizome is centerlessness, irregularity, and multivariate heterogeneity. rhizome has neither subject nor object, neither beginning nor end, and can be linked heterogeneously, with multiple exits and entrances, rather than…

In Guy Debord’s The Society of the Spectacle, he defines the concept of the spectacle as the “majority” who silently appreciates the performance of the “minority.” Believing that the spectacle is not an external coercive means, under the confusion of the extensive “entertainment” caused by it, “most people” will completely…

Generation and Rheology of Ontology: We have specific memories and emotions about used items, it may be about smell, it may be about sound, it may be about touch, it may be about a scene or picture. At this time, the object is no longer the original object, it has…

Patriarchal culture: is defined as characterized by actions and emotions that value competition, war, hierarchies, power, growth, procreation, the domination of others, and the appropriation of resources, combined with the rational justification of it all in the name of truth. …

how we feel nonhuman liveness in post-human stage What is nonhuman? Animal, plants, mountains, rivers, machines, environment, ecological things, technologies, etc.. And how we feel nonhuman liveness in post-human stage? From Eastern philosophy, like Buddhism, it treats all of the sential and insential beings have Budda-nature and animism. Similarily with…

#urban #rural #futurism #bionic #human #machine With the intensification of urbanisation, more and more people are scrambling to come to the city. The city is expanding day by day, gradually devouring land that originally belonged to the rural. …