HeyJaredWe Only Make Chaos
We Only Make Chaos is an auditory field journal of rupture. Mapping the fracture points of identity, horror cinema, and institutional control, this podcast uses schizoanalysis to diagnose the "social machine" and trace lines of flight toward a freer existence.
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Desert In the Woods: Chapter 2 - Blood in the Silk: The Orthopedics of Precarity and the Devouring (opens the original)
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Chapter 2: Blood in the Silk (The Orthopedics of Precarity) Description: In this chapter, we abandon bourgeois pastoral mythologies to dissect the contemporary rural working-class landscape through a rigorous Marxist-schizoanalytic lens. We map how algorithmic property management and forced automotive isolation function as a coordinated, open-air prison for precarious laborers. We explore how artificial rent inflation and spatial isolation act as systemic flow-breaks that extract the vital lifeb
Chapter 1. Desert in the Woods: A Guide to an Antifascist Life In Rural America (opens the original)
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Desert in the Woods: A Guide to an Antifascist Life in Rural America This series dismantles the rotting civic and psychiatric architecture of rural America through the lens of schizoanalysis and militant antifascism. Moving entirely beyond reformist politics and polite critiques, this project maps the terminal decay of veteran institutions, the bureaucratic violence of regional mental health systems, and the micro-fascisms embedded in everyday rural life. From the litter-strewn asphalt of local
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