In the spring of 1994, at a philosophy conference on a run-down modernist campus in the English Midlands, a group of academics, media theorists, artists, hackers, and d.j.s gathered to hear a young professor give a talk at a conference called “Virtual Futures.”
In the 90s, Nick Land developed a cult following for his radical anti-humanism and his wild predictions about the future of technology. For most, Land’s prognostications were easily dismissed. Now his ideas are gaining traction.
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