Most of my adult thinking has tended toward the demystification of both Western Occulture and Scientific Culture, seeking the threads that bind both our philosophical and instrumental worlds in a dialectical interplay of demystified aspirations as a transitional being...

whose very lack of essence has spurred it to hyperbolical and extravagant measures. At the core is this need to escape our natural enclosure in a realm of necessity as seen within every religious impulse across the globe, and on the other hand our need to dominate and control...

those very processes. In our age this dialectical process is fusing with our scientific and philosophical predilection toward posthuman, transhuman, and inhumanist perspectives; each with its own underlying nexus of political and socio-economic potentials yet to be realized.

For all their faults thinkers such as Nietzsche, Bataille, Bergson, Spengler, Lyotard, Deleuze-Guattari, Land, and so many others have worked within this nexus of ideas and concepts teasing out the threads of this coming age of reversal when humanity becomes the supplement...

of technology rather than the other way now. For thousands of years we began a process of externalization which has only become completely feasible in our present age of technique and technicity. I think I've been working on this book my whole life, seeking to pull these...

threads together... the inevitability of it