Simulations 4 and little update

This chapter broadens the application of simulation to a larger environment and discusses the relationship between the law and crime, demands and production, the game of power… In my opinion, Baudrillard is a Nihilist. He believes everything is hyperreal and simulation. The hyperreal system conceals that there is nothing beneath. People working in a factoryContinueContinue reading “Simulations 4 and little update”

Simulations 3

This chapter is quite philosophical and hard to read, so I did a lot of extra readings on Baudrillard’s idea. (also why this post is late) Fundamentally, Baudrillard is illustrating the point that any second-order simulation is essentially a third-order simulation. This links to The Precession of Simulacra chapter where he points out four phasesContinueContinue reading “Simulations 3”

William Wordsworth in The Medium is the Massage

It was hard to accurately describe the connection between these two people in a sentence. After I rewrote and reread for tons of times, dig deeper and deeper, I came up with this one: Wordsworth and McLuhan both think that seeing is not as important as the ability to feel, as everything coexists at theContinueContinue reading “William Wordsworth in The Medium is the Massage”

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