Carlos Henrique Carvalho Souza is an anthropology student at the University of Brasília. In high school, he carried out research in the “Scientific Initiation” modality of the CNPq platform, relating philosophy to science fiction, dealing especially with the work of Philip K. Dick and the hypothesis of artificial intelligence, as well as a second research project more focused on the ecological thought of Félix Guattari and Frank Herbert’s novel Dune. He published “Neon Genesis Capital” in the Journal of Questions. Recently, he has been researching accelerationism, the Asian context, cyberculture and the philosophy of technology.
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Arriving from the Future: Sinofuturism & the post-human in the philosophy of Nick Land & Yuk Hui
Modernity and technics “If you think about the Silk Road in the past, there’s this idea of eastern and western people meeting on some kind of big road and maybe selling and buying things. I think this history repeats itself, and some kind of new and interesting phenomenon is happening.” —Kim Namjoon, member of the group… Read More »