Promethean and Posthuman Improvisation and Time
— Read on syntheticzero.net/2019/02/07/promethean-and-posthuman-improvisation-and-time/
My answer takes a slightly different tack:
Must thought be conserved?
It appears to me that Brassier retains thought as a categorical imperative, and thus has to contend with keeping freedom.
It’s pretty good.
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