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[	Current Music	|	Après moi, le Deleuze	]

А, собственно, книга ("The Spam Book: On Viruses, Porn and Other Anomalies From the Dark Side of Digital Culture") - лютейший пиздец. Чуть ли не каждый абзац снабжен ссылкой (а че, солидно же выглядит?), но авторов нисколько не интересует ни источник, ни его содержание. Непрерывный, галюциногенный поток больного сознания, щедро разбавленный Лаканом, Дерридой, Делезом и прочими деятелями. Социолухи. Стараюсь не читать верстаемое, а то после упоминаний о 64-битном IPV6, символизирующем разрыв непрерывности IPV4, и отказ от соединений точка-точка; или NFA, который должен перестать подавлять свой внутренний DFA, у меня просто врывается мозг. Случайная цитата:

n a way, Monty Python suggests an anti-Aristotelian move, at least in the sense proposed by Paul Virilio: that is a need to reverse the idea of accidents as contingent and substances as absolute and necessary. Virilio's apocalyptic take on Western media culture argues for the inclusion of the potential (and gradual actualization) of the general accident that relates to a larger ontological shift undermining the spatio-temporal coordinates of culture. In a more narrow sense, Virilio has argued that accidents should be seen as incidental to technologies and modernity. This stance recapitulates the idea that modern accidents do not happen through the force of an external influence, like a storm, but are much more accurately follow-ups or at least functionally connected with, the original design of that technology. In this way, Virilio claimed that Aristotelian substances do not come without their accidents, and breakdowns are not the absence of the presumed order, but are rational, real and designed parts of a media cultural condition: the "normal" state of things operating smoothly.28 With Monty Python, as with Deleuze, the structures of anticipation and accidentality are not simply reversed, but the anomalous communication event itself emerges from within a largely accidental or inessential environment.xxix