Future Loop/Black Bedlam
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In the following fiction-text, the author explores the tensions and paradoxes of modernity, emphasizing the pursuit of order, efficiency, and salvation through technology and machines, while revealing its dark consequences, such as discourses of violence, war, and self-destruction, where the "non-subject" Black appears as the future that encounters a past that refuses the logic of ontology.
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