Ontological Suicide
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This short text, in its production process, began as a conventional essay, but eventually became an experimental essay directly inspired by the CCRU, and especially by Nick Land's text "Meltdown." The aim of the text is to express the forgetfulness of being in Western metaphysics and its techno-nihilist developments.
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