To the Vector the Spoils: On McKenzie Wark’s ‘Capital Is Dead’, PopMatters
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To the Vector the Spoils: On McKenzie Wark’s ‘Capital Is Dead’, PopMatters
This all points to a higher analysis; money itself is not the most important aspect of capitalism. Nor is trade, nor markets, nor profits, nor even assets, but capital. Goods that are used to create consumable goods are a form of capital, but really, we mean something less tangible than any of the former; a kind of economic potential energy stored
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Digital technology is capitalism in hyperdrive, injecting its logic of consumption and promotion, of monetization and efficiency, into every waking minute. - Franzen
Globalization takes place only in capital and data. Everything else…
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