What are some good works on accelerationism?

>>8711009

"Resource Wars" Michael Klare
"Twilight in the Desert" Matthew Simmons
"Our Posthuman Future" Francis Fukayama
"Endgame" Alex Jones

What's accelerationism?

>>8711045
>What's accelerationism?
Instead of changing the system, you let it accelerate so it reaches a crisis point in which it has to change.

That is how I understand it. It usually associated with Nick Land. However the concept is also used by the left, but they don't use the term accelerationism any more or barely (as they do not want to be associated with the Dark Enlightenment).

>>8711139
Isn't the dialectic system of inquiry similar? i.e. Socrates deducing the consequences of beliefs and demonstrating them as contradictory.

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>>8711045
You get some vague understanding of dialectics and then act in such a way that, although it may be risky in the short term, is expected to generate an antithesis closer to what you actually want.
Zizek said as an American he would vote for Trump, based at least partially on the hope that the response to a more unfettered capitalism could create a left populist movement in the States, rather than actual agreement with his politics as an example
>>8711139
Usually leftists and rightists are using the term in slightly different ways. The term certainly predates Land though, I haven't that faintest idea what the Dark Enlightenment has to do with it

>>8711045
When you hate your dad's car so you drive it so fast the engine overheats and he has to buy a new one that you like better, only the car is society and dad is the elite.

>>8711139
>It is usually associated with Nick Land
It has been a Socialist position since forever

>>8711139
Yeah. The only leftists I know that use the term are anarchists on reddit. I doubt any of them are actually radical.

>>8711457
>I doubt any of them are actually radical.
Are there moderate anarchists?

>>8711169
>. The term certainly predates Land though, I haven't that faintest idea what the Dark Enlightenment has to do with it
I don't really understand how Land and reactionaries have anything to do with each other desu.

If anything Land is more of an internet age version of the Italian futurists.

>>8711581
Ofc.