Karmanetics Quando a Cosmologia Budista e a Pesquisa em Cultura Cibernética se Unem

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Milan Kroulik

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Este artigo propõe a karmanética, uma estrutura especulativa que liga a cosmologia budista e a teoria cibernética. Reunindo o trabalho de Nick Land e a virada ontológica na antropologia com uma estrutura experimental geral da CCRU, ele reformula o karma como um processo dinâmico de feedback entrelaçado com o orgânico e o não orgânico. Ao integrar conceitos budistas como o surgimento dependente com a cibernética, ele desafia as ontologias eurocêntricas e oferece um método para recodificar o humano sem apagar a subjetividade da cibernética. A karmanética convida a repensar o uso prático da CCRU em um mundo decolonial.

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KROULIK, Milan. Karmanetics: Quando a Cosmologia Budista e a Pesquisa em Cultura Cibernética se Unem. Das Questões, [S. l.], v. 20, n. 1, 2025. Disponível em: https://periodicos.unb.br/index.php/dasquestoes/article/view/59132. Acesso em: 7 dez. 2025.
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