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Life for the living often becomes a series of subscription services to vital medications and new forms of indentured servitude in maintenance of cybernetically regulated organs.
Far from the unlikely bedfellows they first seemed to be, large parts of the modern wellness industry are proving to be all too compatible with far-right notions of natural hierarchies, genetic superiority, and disposable people.
Solidarity is a product of imagination as well as of action, because a practice of care for one another in the present consists in resisting the desire to plan, produce and solve. Those are the imperatives of corporate and technological thinking, which bind us to oppositional world views and binary choices.
Ways of Being
James Bridle
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