Is your attitude towards technology Heideggerian or Landian?

[kurumi]

Discuss.

 

[ZZEBRA813]

 

[Deleted member 584]

Firmly Heideggerian (and Spenglerian.) I in direct opposition to Nick Land. I view the gun as an "amplifier of the Will."
I totally despise Land and reject his nihilistic view that human values are obsolete.

 

[Abhorrence]

Landian
it made us miserable but we need to double down on technology, it's not like things could get any worse

 

[Deleted member 584]

Landian
it made us miserable but we need to double down on technology, it's not like things could get any worse

Watch this, and please do tell me if you still lean toward the Landian side.

 

[Abhorrence]

Watch this, and please do tell me if you still lean toward the Landian side.

I agree with many points in the video. I don’t really take any ideology seriously. It just feels like technology is at a point where it has the potential to start making real positive changes.

 

[Deleted member 584]

I agree with many points in the video. I don’t really take any ideology seriously. It just feels like technology is at a point where it has the potential to start making real positive changes.

Nah, it won't. Just more surrogate activities.

 

[Abhorrence]

Nah, it won't. Just more surrogate activities.

what if we could have this irl tho

 

[Deleted member 584]

what if we could have this irl tho

Metal Gear Rising, especially Armstrong you linked, is a perfect example of bioconservative technology! Not Landian or accelerationist whatsoever.

 

[Abhorrence]

Metal Gear Rising, especially Armstrong you linked, is a perfect example of bioconservative technology! Not Landian or accelerationist whatsoever.

 

[Wolfstorm]

Heidegger and Spengler lived in a time where you still could revert the trend towards gynocracy.
Now you can't, so accelerationism is the right answer.

 

[Suigin Trismegistus]

The correct answer is a synthesis of the two.