When I´m talking about a
coming Matrix Hybrid between Western Consumer Capitalism and Chinese Communism
this isn´t even a prophesy. We already see the beginning. The Slovenian continental
philosopher, Slavoj Žižek, sees the same: “capitalism doesn´t need democracy”,
he says in an interview. He says that the economical globalization increasingly
will be combined with stronger and more authoritarian national states. That is
our future, and we already see it with Trump, Erdogan and Putin, as well as what
is happening in China and India; an authoritarian capitalism. And he claims
that the one who is the father of such a way of thinking is Lee Kuan Yew from
Singapore. When Deng Xiaoping took the power in China in 1978, he went to the
authoritarian Singapore and here he saw, how that system functioned. He then decided
that it also should be like that in the the future of China, “and it works!”
says Žižek. “But do you know what makes me pessimistic about that development?
Slowly it happens – and this is very clear – that capitalism in lesser and
lesser degree needs democracy.”
Showing posts with label Ken Wilber. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ken Wilber. Show all posts
Thursday, August 8, 2019
The Matrix Hybrid between Digital Totalitarianism, Surveillance Capitalism and Chinese Communism
Thursday, July 18, 2019
The Spiritual Kindergarten of Ken Wilber
The self-proclaimed “philosopher”
Ken Wilber (he dropped out of graduate school where he was studying
biochemistry) has sought to bring together the world´s far-ranging spiritual
teachings, philosophies, and scientific truths into one coherent and
all-embracing vision: the integral theory.
Wednesday, August 22, 2018
Ken Wilber likes to play Wyatt Earp when responding to criticism
Ken Wilber has tried to make
an evolutionary theory of everything.
But any theory of everything
implicates the so-called nondual bias. Nondual bias arises when you describe something
as nondual, while forgetting that you can´t describe anything without implying
the negation of it.
Sunday, August 12, 2018
The Return of the Sophists
The so-called
”Californian Ideology” have emerged promoting a form of techno-utopia as a
reachable goal. "The Californian Ideology" is a 1995 essay by English
media theorists Richard Barbrook and Andy Cameron of
the University of Westminster. Barbrook describes it as a "critique
of dotcom neoliberalism".
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