Capitalism (n.) is a problem, one that overshadows all others, whereby endless optimalization moves us into an 'inhuman' realm where computers and machines are more efficient, more cost effective, and therefore preferable, to humans.
Capitalism (n.) is a sheer energy that breaks down the certainties of belief-systems. 'Capitalism does not love order... the state loves it'.
Capitalism (n.) is an iconoclastic, figural force but when combined with technoscience, it renders humans expendable in a capitalist system which makes it difficult to construct within it little narratives to express our individual needs and differences.
Capitalism (n.) is more akin to an open-ended system than a totalizing grand narrative, a restless search for new linkages that can in consequence generate 'the most unheard of occurrences'.
Capitalism (n.) is not the destructive force against our nature: It thoroughly seduces us, capturing our desires.