Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@billymoose Amen, Billy. Hence, just now, the death of the hegemony of reification, certainly as it relates to the totalitarian Spectacle of political economy. I'm always profoundly struck by how difficult it is to describe such things. So, what will survive the separation of Life and Law?

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 9 Dec 2021

1/ Turning the tables. Perhaps we imagine our primary conundrum as a species relates to the immutability of political economy or whatever name we give a totalizing foreground with its unshakable priorities and demands holding us captive, at a distance from life and each other.

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @RizomaSchool @unherd Local consensus among those of us who've spent decades teaching kids and adults to raise food? The vast majority didn't commit to homecoming for real. So then, for most, an unreal life, adrift in wounds of abstraction, a revolving hall of mirrors, a war of all against all.Quoted by@RizomaSchool @unherd Local consensus among those of us who've spent decades teaching kids and adults to raise food? The vast majority didn't commit to homecoming for real. So then, for most, an unreal life, adrift in wounds of abstraction, a revolving hall of mirrors, a war of all against all.