Post-Foucault
he became an accelerationist
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If that's true, that's perfect.
[...] We couldn't care less about returning to Freud or Marx. If someone tells us that we have misunderstood Freud, we won't argue about it, we'll say say too bad, there is so much to do. It's curious that epistemology has always hidden an imposition of power, an organization of power. As far as we're concerned, we don't believe in any specificity of writing or even of thought.
~G. Deleuze(on the methodology of the Anti-Oedipus)
[...] We couldn't care less about returning to Freud or Marx. If someone tells us that we have misunderstood Freud, we won't argue about it, we'll say say too bad, there is so much to do. It's curious that epistemology has always hidden an imposition of power, an organization of power. As far as we're concerned, we don't believe in any specificity of writing or even of thought.
~G. Deleuze(on the methodology of the Anti-Oedipus)
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Post-Foucault
If that's true, that's perfect. [...] We couldn't care less about returning to Freud or Marx. If someone tells us that we have misunderstood Freud, we won't argue about it, we'll say say too bad, there is so much to do. It's curious that epistemology has always…
Life is simply too short to argue. - Just say "Freud was wrong about everything that he's written" and move on.
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