Philosophy Is Not In A State Of

The Fundamental Problem Of Political Philosophy Is Still Precisely The One That Spinoza Saw So Clearly (and That Wilhelm Reich Rediscovered): Why Do Men Fight For Their Servitude As Stubbornly As Though It Were Their Salvation?

According To Beckett's Or Kafka's Law, There Is Immobility Beyond Movement: Beyond Standing Up, There Is Sitting Down, And Beyond Sitting Down, Lying Down, Beyond Which One Finally Dissipates.

There's No Need To Fear Or Hope, But Only To Look For New Weapons.

Images Exist; Things Themselves Are Images... Images Constantly Act On And React To One Another, Produce And Consume. There Is No Difference Between Images, Things And Movement.

The Technocrat Is The Natural Friend Of The Dictator—computers And Dictatorship; But The Revolutionary Lives In The Gap Which Separates Technical Progress From Social Totality, And Inscribed There His Dream Of Permanent Revolution. This Dream, Therefore, Is Itself Action, Reality, And An Effective Menace To All Established Order; It Renders Possible What It Dreams About.