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“It was there, in Spain, that the right to the future tense was on the move, insisting that the operations of surveillance capitalism and its digital architecture are not, never were, and never would be inevitable. Instead, the opposition asserted that even Google’s capitalism was made by humans to be unmade and remade by democratic processes, not commercial decree. Google’s was not to be the last word on the human or the digital future.”
― The Age of Surveillance Capitalism
― The Age of Surveillance Capitalism
“Godhood is just like girlhood: a begging to be believed”
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“Forget the cliché that if it’s free, “You are the product.” You are not the product; you are the abandoned carcass. The “product” derives from the surplus that is ripped from your life.”
― The Age of Surveillance Capitalism
― The Age of Surveillance Capitalism
“The knowledge that now displaces our freedom is proprietary. The knowledge is theirs, but the lost freedom belongs solely to us.”
― The Age of Surveillance Capitalism
― The Age of Surveillance Capitalism
“Uncertainty is not chaos but rather the necessary habitat of the present tense. We choose the fallibility of shared promises and problem solving over the certain tyranny imposed by a dominant power or plan because this is the price we pay for freedom to will, which founds our right to the future tense. In the absence of this freedom, the future collapses into an infinite present of mere behavior, in which there can be no subjects and no projects: only objects.”
― The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of Power
― The Age of Surveillance Capitalism: The Fight for a Human Future at the New Frontier of Power
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