Hypervolition

Examines our relationship with technology, our tendencies to customise experiences for ourselves, and introduces a new term, hypervolition, which is defined as inability of consciousness to distinguish our true desires and choices, from our algorithmically deduced and imposed desires and choices. I define the Jevinian Orders and Phases, which extends Foucault’s ideas of disciplinary power, and Han’s on the neuronal, within the framework Baudrillard’s hyperreal through written text and art.

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