more like, if they want it so bad, why aren't they trying harder?
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Are you suggesting that the “r” in r/acc constitutes such an ideological break?
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That should read 'brakes'.
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Ah, yes, okay. Although curiously, I think both make sense. And I suspect Land would rather see r/acc as a “break” with the ideological inhibition of capital, ie. all forms of central planning and compensation. "The Right is … fragmentation, experimentation and … competition".
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But then what's left to distinguish u/acc and r/acc? I can't help but think that u/acc's individuation presupposes either: (1) the threading together of r/acc and NRx, (2) accepting a theoretical, diagnostic capacity, or (3) ascribing metaphysical necessity to the process.
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I would say that u/acc is an attempt to theorize capital. It makes certain claims about what is possible and what not is possible within Capital. It is not a metaphysics necessity but an attempt to think capital in itself.
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So it remains a possibility that capitalism could be derailed, but it cannot be permanently channeled for any activity that runs counter to it's logic. This is why, in my more uncharitable moments, I assert that there is no real difference between r & l acc.
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They both assert a more fundamental level where one could stand and direct the malstrom for some 'higher' purpose. I don't think there is much evidence that this is possible (or should even be desired).
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The notion of escape velocity arguably presupposes a point prior to which the whole thing is still vulnerable to terrestrial forces... R/acc takes this threat seriously and refuses to just handwave it away. It's not about harnessing /acc to bring back the Renaissance or Rome.
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"brakes", not "breaks"
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