no, I'm not a metaphysician, the binary can only be one property of the functionality of the system, but by no means does that property signal its self-reproduceability, a notion I also find somewhat problematic.
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no, I'm not a metaphysician, the binary can only be one property of the functionality of the system, but by no means does that property signal its self-reproduceability, a notion I also find somewhat problematic.
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ok, on a empirical level then. because they obviously function somehow. all these seperate things - like football games, traffic, computers, courts, markets, media systems, political parties it all functions around us all the time. so how do they? (no collectivley, but as seperate entities, of course)
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it's also worth mentioning, which i think ties in with a lot of talk about capitalism/neoliberalism and media saturation, which seem the two big topics on many minds, that there is deffo a difference regarding velocity or more precisley - how effectivley each system can communicate with the help of it's own binary code.
and when you go to the market we can pretty much say that payment/non-payment is the speediest of all forms, these days it's basically instant. it's a rapid speed communication. but, for example, legal/illegal is already a much slower process, or if you go to science - true/false; again, that takes much more time to communicate, with needing experiments, research, proof and so on.
that kind of is the explanation why market can subsume so much and feel so overbearing an why other subsystems have such trouble keeping up with it (again, for example, politics - much slower communication). but it's no kind of moral game; it just happened to have this very efficent and speedy form of communication.
mass media is another near instant system, of course.
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Except mam has been singularly unable to explain the ideal from the material; the other way round is much easier.
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It's high time you jettisoned your cultural materialism.
The interesting thing about the supposed "zone of fruitless intensification" is that I sense people putting limits on electronic music as to what is acceptable, but where they might not otherwise do it with non-electronic music.
Take, for example, breakbeats. Apparently, there is an acceptable level in the amount in they can be chopped and diced and spliced etc. because it otherwise becomes "student music", but at the same time, that person might like to listen to non-electronic music that sounds like completely random, meandering nonsense to the average person (like maybe say some records by Sun Ra, for example).
100% correct.
For me the problem with some breakcore isn't that the beats are too attentively chopped, but they turn into a sort of punk rock mosh, which I don't gravitate to as a rule. In general I prefer Venetian Snares when he isn't using jungle signifiers, for instance. Otherwise the likes of Paradox, Macc, dgjohn etc make beats as chopped up as the breakcore dismissed as fruitlessly intensified, they just adopt a more jazz drumming approach to the choppage.
It's high time you realised that You're a spineless leech who’d sell your own mother and kids into slavery for a crumb of attention, that is, if you could even learn how to copulate to begin with.
even someone like me (who doesn't take your temper tantrums or political views at all seriously) gets sick of jousting with you when you are nothing but an insufferable slovenly cunt. we could have a decent conversation but you are incapable of controlling your tendancies to ruin every thread you post in. I think you misconstrued freedom of speech with freedom to demand in primary school.
also lol, fleetwood Mac (at least over here) has always been considered student music. Which pretty much underlines @0bleak 's point. people only really have these standards for electronic music. Somehow it's got to be authentic - per whom? surely electronic sounds are both concrete and abstract?
it's very nice. spiritual contentment. tropical. fine ladies and fine men. balearic. Not sure if I could dwell in that zone for ever (well, I know I can't) but it can be a good voyage.
The thing though about nostalgia and childhood though is I could never actually want to go back to being deluded, but to be naive you have to be deluded. This is why morpheus was bad guy in matrix in my alternate rewrite. go back to the human world, don't embrace human folly and the machine. Basically a repeat of all of human mistakes. This is the conservative view and why it doesn't exist in the long run, it subconsciously wants to keep repeating failures that we learn from.
I wouldn't mind a revival of a fleetwood mac type band but without the horrible singalong in some stupid bar. noone goes to bars anymore. they were a mistake. our descendents will laugh at how primitive our narcotics were when they will be in space making contact with alien lifeforms and taking voyages across the milkyway.
That must be just a UK thing.
I even had to just look up 7 wonders - don't remember it.
It wasn't as big here as a couple of other 80s tunes by them, and even those 80s tunes aren't near as recognized anymore as much over here compared to earlier stuff.
it's because Danny Rampling contracted an std in Ibiza circa 1985. Very South London thing to do. No, not healthy at all.