Bernes, an English professor at UC Berkeley, appears as the de facto representative of communisation theory in the Anglophone world.

Data is dead labour, and from this they wish to generate a surplus of political value which they can reinvest into their own attempts at simulated political legitimacy.

There is no politics of queerness.

How can we shift their thought-ending slogan No Farmers, No Food, No Future to the questions of What Farmers? What Food? What Future?

Transition has so far merely interpreted itself; the point, however, is to transform it.

To say capital appears as an ‘alien power’ over and against the real subjects of the social process is not a romantic critique of mediation, but a critique of humans' loss of control over these mediations.

Cronenburg is savvy to acknowledge his participation in the same cathartic media spectacle hecritiques.

“Delhi is a gaping wound. And we’re a tiny band-aid on it.”