Led by Tim Dixon Saturday November 12 2016, at 11:00am UK time, via Google Hangout For the next Hyperstition session I would like to look at some more up to date material. I’m interested in looking at some contemporary resonances and (mis?)applications of the concept and to think about other possible applications and uses. Reading list: […]
Read more "Fifth Meeting: ‘Contemporary Resonances’ Readings & Details"Fictions which make themselves real led by Owen Briggs Saturday 10th September 2016, 11am UK time, 8pm Australian time. I’m exploring the idea of “fictions which make themselves real” (with the attendant complication of those categories [which is also {to the best of my knowledge} essential to the hyperstitional process]). I’m really not sure what […]
Read more "Fourth Meeting: ‘Fictions which make themselves real.’ Reading & Details"Mythos with Amy Ireland leading the session. Amy is based in Sydney, Australia so we’re doing this in antipodean time and digitally. July 9th 2016, 8pm in Sydney, 11am GMT, via a Google – RSVP by email for the link (teadixon at gmail dot com) Required reading from Amy: Key texts: Ccru on the Architectonic Order of […]
Read more "Third Meeting: Mythos – Reading List & Details"N u m o g r a m led by Lendl Barcelos. Monday May 9th 2016, 6:03 – 9:00 pm Montague Arms, South London In the short piece that we looked at for the last session (http://www.cold-me.net/polytics/index.html) Reza Negarestani lays out the first ingredient of Hyperstition as follows: 1. N u m o g r […]
Read more "Second Meeting of the Hyperstition Study Group – Reading List & Details"The group will meet in London on the 9th of every other month to explore the theme of hyperstition. Sessions will be open ended, working towards a public outcome.
Read more "Introduction and First Meeting"