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Personally I think it should be, according to traditional (pre-y2k) values. But in a society of the spectacle, people find their meaning in relation to the lar
by diydsp 3y ago
Personally I think it should be, according to traditional (pre-y2k) values.
But in a society of the spectacle, people find their meaning in relation to the larger show. Just listen to the satisfaction in the voice of the video above: He feels good because he was able to rectify the situation. He was also able to relate to a larger audience because of it. The Tesla's failure gave him meaning.
Now other people will want to be like him and buy a cybertruck and find and fix issues and demonstrate them to a global audience...
- marcosdumay 3y agoI dunno. But my impression is that thing is way too expensive to buy as a hacker toy.
- Der_Einzige 3y ago"Among the many commentaries on Debord's demise, one scholar noted: "Guy Debord did not kill himself. He was murdered by the thoughtlessness and selfishness of so-called scholars (primarily trendy lit-criters) who colonized his brilliant ideas and transformed his radical politics into an academic status symbol not worth the pulp it's printed on…""