Re: Cartoonization and pregnant autopoetic error-valuation

I remember when H.B did that talk at the next 5 minites in the Netherlands
(some of it was held i Rotterdam I seem to remember) and many of the cyber
crowd, mentioning no names moaned allowed during his talk. Actually I think
it was 96. I sneaked into the conference, Heath had naughtliy forged me a
pass so I could be part of the event. In fact a lot of the time loads of
people thought I was Heath because my pass was the same as his and he was
not that well known then. And I was inventing dodgy things about him, plus
Hakim kept getting us mixed up due to the double labeling situation. Got to
stay in a nice Hotel for free and spent the next day (just H.B) and I
chatting, walking around Amsterdam. Then we visited this plush, clean
library which was vast and it had social many movements from all over the
world i it, anarchist/feminist/diggers and much more.

Poetic terror(ism), I notice is not discussed so readily these days…

marc




Sent: Wednesday, May 15, 2002 5:12 PM
Subject: Cartoonization and pregnant autopoetic error-valuation


> On Fri, 1 Jan 1904 18:00:26 -0500
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> Cartoonization is part of this ascii genre too.
>
> Searching "cartoonization" on Google is not too bad, you
> even get an Artbase selection about Mars.
>
> I realize that even Hakim Bey at
> http://old.thing.net/wwwboard1/messages/407.html
> uses cartoonization as a pejorative. In this regard I
> consider myself a brilliant Wolframian innovator, because
> I think that cartoonization is not necessarily bad and in
> fact if you find the 1% that is good you are going to be
> all right.
>
> So if anyone starts a new theory about cartoonization, they
> stole it from me.
>
> I think that cartoonization is the key to error and
> autopoesis in transient value-grids. Right? Of course.
>
> My discovery may prove to be as important as the discovery
> of magnetism, oxytocin, the overactive amygdala
> (permadisruption of fourth-order cellular automatic
> universal computational systems in human brains) and keels
> for boats.
>
> Chop chop,
>
> Max Herman
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