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The story (with "h") is a kind of chaos. Within history are embedded milestone and collis other chaos, if one can use such terms. Late "democratic" capitalism chaos is one of those whose power and control has become extremely subtle, almost alchemical, di Icil f to find, perhaps impossible to def i ne. The writings of Debord, Foucault and Baudrillard have addressed the possibility that the "same power" is empty, "disappeared", and has been replaced by the sheer violence of the show. But if history is a mess, the show can only be seen as a "strange attractor" rather than as a kind of causal f orce. The idea of "orce f" belongs to classical HYSICAL milestone and collis f and has very little to play in chaos theory paper. And if capitalism is chaos and show a strange attractor, then prays metá f can be extended: we can say that the "Republican" conspiracies are as specific models generated by the strange attractor. Conspiracies are not ortuitas f, but then nothing is really "ortuito f" in the ancient and classical sense. A useful f orm in which we can, so to speak, look into the chaos that is history, is looking through the lens provided by the conspiracies. We can believe or not believe that conspiracies are mere simulations of power, mere symptoms of the show, but we can not dismiss them as empty of all signi f ied.
Rather than speak of conspiracy theory we can instead construct a poetics of conspiracy. A conspiracy would be treated milestone and collis as an aesthetic construct or a construct of language, and could be analyzed as a text. Robert Anton Wilson has done this with his vast and playful f antasía "Illuminati". We may also use the conspiracy theory as a weapon of agit-prop. Conspiracies of "power" used desin total f ormation; the least we can do is locate in retaliation to his uent f. E f ectivamente must avoid the mystique of conspiracy theory, the f antasía that the conspiracy is powerful. Conspiracies can be beaten. They can even be defeated. But I fear that can not be simply ignored. The refusal to admit any validity to the conspiracy theory is itself a f orm f illusion milestone and collis alsa / blind belief in the liberal, rational, enlightened by the light of day in which we all have "rights" world, in which "unciona f the system" in which "democratic values prevail in the long run" because Nature has decreed. The story is a mess. Maybe not f uncionan conspiracies. But we have to act as if f uncionaran. In fact non-authoritarian movement not only needs its own conspiracy theory, they also need their own conspiracies. "Work" or not. Breathe together or we f ace ixiemos each in our own. "They" are conspiring, never doubt it, those sinister clowns. We must not only arm ourselves to ourselves with a conspiracy theory, we should have our own conspiracies: our TAZs, our command-ontological guerrillas attack patrols, our Poetic Terrorists, milestone and collis our instigators milestone and collis of chaos, milestone and collis our secret societies. Proudhon said. Bakunin said. Malatesta said. He is an anarchist tradition.
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SECRETS OF THE MAGICAL ART OF SURREALISM (Fragment milestone and collis of the First Surrealist Manifesto, André Breton - 1924)
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