Xenobuddhism begins with xeno
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This translaction presents Xenobuddhism Begins with Xeno , an anonymous essay from the Xenobuddhism blog. Coined by Nick Land in Hyperstition, the term is reappro priated as Buddhist ontology applied to technocapitalist acceleration. In a dialogue with CCRU hyperstitional reality, it links Buddhist emptiness (ś ū nyat ā) with the xeno as posthuman exteriority that destabilizes fixed subjectivities
and questions Buddhis m’s role in the post singularity future.
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