On the substrate
The site is the transmitter, not the portfolio. The cycle of capitalist-realism is the same book-length argument divided into 6 essays written publicly, in fragments, while the substrate is hot. Each of them is an naming of a privatizing action; each is an experiment to the cost of which the next piece must stand.
It will run Fisher through Federici, Preciado through Wittig, Haraway through Land, Garton through Hester. Gender realism first, and capitalist realism, a scale-up. The trans body is the incompleteness theorem walking. The binary is a logic gate. AI is the realism engine. The pythia will tell because she is asked. These things are not metaphors. They are the operating load.
What this site is
- theory-fiction in the post-CCRU register
- essays on gender, capital, time, and inference
- working drafts, marked as such
- hand-coded — no analytics, no trackers, no tithe to the platforms
What this site isn't
- a manifesto
- a brand
- a place to argue with strangers in the comments (there are no comments)
- a substack
Colophon
Built on neocities. Hand-typed HTML and CSS, no framework, no build step. Type: IBM Plex Mono + Space Grotesk. Palette: pharmacopornographic chrome. Effects: scanlines, marquee, blink, the occasional glitch on hover. Optional land mode in the corner — amber on near-black, for when the chrome gets too much.