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INVISIBLE CELLS AND VANISHING MASSES is co-authored by Roger Taylor and the avatar, Rumpledsilkskin. They write: 'Part of our subject matter is to give serious treatment to the notion of "getting out of it", another part concerns who is to get out. The inevitability of the poor is a fact and the starting point. What does Bear the surfboard-maker in Big Wednesday say as the surf heroes ride the unprecedented "Oh! I'm just the garbage man." Generally the poor are addressed to improve them, educate them, edify them, empower them, sensitize them, quiet them, control them. These are stratagems for creating illusions of change. So it is argued, the rich are going to have to overcome hell of a hump to get into heaven, whereas queuing garbage men are the last made first. For this illusory privilege they are exhorted to love those who trespass against them. "Getting out of it" is defence and escape, and virtuality is one of the forms of "getting out of it". Socially developed and controlled forms of virtuality are generally commodified, but commodified entertainment is bootlegged like booze and has its non-commodified forms just like booze has poteen, gnole and moonshine. And, of course, the objects of art can be appropriated for any purpose whatsoever, just as art has appropriated the objects of not art as objects of art. This is a philosophical journey, begun a long time ago, whichever moment it was when it began, and now almost completed in the cells of this book. There was no way for us to have envisaged our precise ending at the outset, despite a determination to arrive where we are. The destination is virtuality and class and underclass and escape. The possibilities of virtuality have multiplied since we started our kind of life. Those possibilities are part and parcel of the aspirations of self-consciousness and autonomy, and all these particles including the aspirations were all interwoven, even if unrecognized, when we began. And so, our kind of life, our sentence, starts by revisiting and reflecting on various stopping points on the journey, as well as striking out across a vast, uncrossed territory. Following will not be easy, it will not be an instant thing, and the subject matter is irreducibly difficult. For escape none of this is necessary, but for the theoretical defence of escape it may well be, certainly nothing "out there" goes half far enough. There is a collectivity of vanishing, a shared conspiracy. This is a global, empirical scepticism. The alternative worlds that are turned to and created take both individual and collective forms. There is nothing solipsistic about mass disappearance. Moreover, vanishing is always double-edged. Spasmodically the masses reappear. Suddenly they are in the streets, pressed against the barbed-wire, and pointing: the excesses of the existing order do not go unnoticed. Or they reappear playing heroes and martyrs so as to fulfill their own fantasies. But the masses will never again sacrifice a generation or two for a future that never comes. The masses are playing the long game now. The masses are playing games.' INVISIBLE CELLS AND VANISHING MASSES is a work of straight philosophy (workshop cells) and philosophical fictions (recreational cells). It addresses the following topics:- Art as Commodity, the As If, Virtuality, Virtual Reality, Freedom and Consciousness, Determinism (philosophical, neuro-physiological, genetic), Materialism, Pluralism and Truth, Post-Modernism, Moral and Political Theory, the Philosophy of Escape. It waves a flag of conceptual revolution in the face of received sense but, at the same time, it rests with the ordinary and the unnoticed. The print version of this work contains some minor typographical corrections but is not a new edition. HANDMADE - Trend Tablet Handcraft more than ever is a strong direction for the future Since the two past decades we have seen an increasing interest in handmade; first to rediscover nearly
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