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The Information regime (n.) wants no obedient subject; its submissive subject believes itself free, authentic and creative, and performs itself.
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The Information regime (n.) wants no obedient subject; its submissive subject believes itself free, authentic and creative, and performs itself.
The Information regime (n.) is domination that exploits data rather than bodies and energies; power lies in access to information, not in owning the means of production.