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Nick Land

Credited author of texts recorded in the collection on machine succession, scale and acceleration, among them “Machinic Desire” (1993) and “Circuitries” (1992).

Description from Selekoa’s record. Sources: Circuitries · Machinic desire · Archived copy, captured 2019-03-04: Machinic desire · The Teleological Identity of Capitalism and Artificial Intelligence

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