The Surveillance of Work and the Loss of Human Agency

As the complexity of information and capital exchange in cyberspace outruns the ability of governments to regulate, the ends to which human systems will go to regain control escalate. How does the radical acceleration of technology and commerce warp the incentives for human actors? The Prudentialist returns to continue the reading and analysis of Nick Land's philosophical essay "Meltdown." 

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