Remember Hakim Bey? Powerful 1990s techno-optimist essays about “Temporary Autonomous Zones”, “building upon the shifting sands”, and all that good Cyberpunk-era agitprop. Anarchist. Fluid moralities. Philosophy for the Future. Bey had a full working theory of dynamic, ephemeral power relations suited to a utopian, anarchist, post-State world. Any 1990s Chaote worth their salt had read Continue reading