Already in his previous book phenomenology of the end, Franco Berardi described how computer acceleration was causing a mutation in human sensitivity that drastically reduced our affective and deliberation capacity. Without time and sufficient cognitive faculties to develop the complexity of the contemporary world, our actions are reduced to a series of pre-recorded automatisms by algorithms, and our economic relations cease to be the object of a political negotiation to be a consequence of financial domination. Jads between permanent war and global finance, between neoliberalism and the return of fascism, between mass unemployment and hyperactivity, seem unable to produce the radical change we need. Before this impotence panorama, is it still possible to imagine a new emancipatory vision?
The perspective of "futurability" emphasizes the multiplicity of potential future inscribe...read more