Quoting David Rudnick
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We live in a time of unbelievably aesthetic poverty. We live in a moment of unprecedented human denial that our generation is coming to terms with. We are not being provided with these shared symbols, they do not exist in our midst, we don’t walk among them, and when we talk, we talk in environments that are some of the most politically restrictive in the history of mankind. The look of a Facebook newsfeed is to me a triumph of a kind of fascism that has been removed from violence. There is no threat of genocide on Facebook, but there is also no possibility of dirt or grime, no possibility of change other than that which is sanctioned by the government.
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Read Full Interview With David Rudnick
Source: aqnb
We live in a time of unbelievably aesthetic poverty. We live in a moment of unprecedented human denial that our generation is coming to terms with. We are not being provided with these shared symbols, they do not exist in our midst, we don’t walk among them, and when we talk, we talk in environments that are some of the most politically restrictive in the history of mankind. The look of a Facebook newsfeed is to me a triumph of a kind of fascism that has been removed from violence. There is no threat of genocide on Facebook, but there is also no possibility of dirt or grime, no possibility of change other than that which is sanctioned by the government.
[…]
Read Full Interview With David Rudnick
Source: aqnb