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NCCP 700-1016 Qwernomics Path Dependency & Semiotics Fatality Session VI

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Session 6 of Land's Qwernomics course on morphisms between alphanumeric and QWERTY sequences.

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Series
Qwernomics
Duration
02:23:41 (~144 min)
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16,974
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video
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Nick Land, course facilitator, students including Theodore
Topics
Nick Land · morphism · keyboard analysis · abstraction vs realism
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  • 00:00:00

    Hello and welcome to the sixth session of Cornomics Path Defendancy and Semiotic Fatality. I'm going to pass the mic off to Nick Land. Right, great, thanks Theodore. I'm treating this session as an introduction to the QHERSH analysis session and I'm going to try and do everything in uncontroversial steps. Hopefully…

  • 00:20:13

    It's simply, as the complexity people are asserting in this other context, it's simply absurd to think that we are actually dealing with anything like that. That QWERTY is some kind of randomization in a strong sense in a new series. But if it isn't a randomization, then what is it? I think this is then sort…

  • 00:41:38

    So I think that this, we have the first, in terms of looking at this as a kind of abstract apocalypse or a kind of geological convulsion, we have definite graphic result. We can see that what has happened here is that a sequence proceeding basically, A, S, D, F, G, and so on, is a sequence proceeding, basically, with…

  • 01:01:52

    Whereas we can actually we can I think we can we can say what has happened at a level of analytical confidence that exceeds that of the purely hypothetical historical narrative we attach to it. Yeah yes look yeah sorry I was I'm not being distracted now a little bit by Theodore's got it got a question I think is good…

  • 01:20:36

    Oh, let me get you a direct link, and it will load better. If I can do that. Okay, it's all right. I think it seems to be okay. I've loaded it. Okay. Okay, this is a base 26 numogram that I made using substituting the alphabet for the numbers. So it's just a direct substitution, so A is zero. And just one note about…

  • 01:39:09

    Discussion that's kind of oblivious to all of these wider kind of cultural connections that might be might be involved because I think once you do get into that which is extremely tempting, but you in much Territory and territory where your hypotheses become hard to To make compelling to us to a skeptical audience…

  • 02:01:04

    exotic hypotheses to... develop themselves from... because... you know, it... your theories have to be consistent across this whole spectrum of analysis, doesn't it? It's something... whatever is going on on the level of communication with the Nephilim has to be something that plausibly could instantiate itself…

  • 02:23:22

    All right. Sounds good. So we'll see you all tomorrow. Yeah. Okay. Thanks, Theodore. Yeah. Okay. Thanks for the stimulation as always. Okay. See you tomorrow. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye. Bye.