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>27:47 collectivity is not enough for a work to
>27:50 be hypers stational end of quote and I'm
>27:53 interested here because he gives this
>27:56 explanation of the difference between
>27:57 tolken and love Craft um what are we
>28:00 looking at here what is this
>28:02 collectivity is this collectivity
>28:04 connected to the the universalism we
>28:07 were talking before or is this some
>28:09 other kind of collectivity if you would
>28:12 maybe just
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>yeah well I yeah yes my
>[...]
>28:29 but I think it but hyperstition did
>28:32 arise in a certain mure that definitely
>28:37 rhetorically emphasize a certain type of
>28:39 collectivity and I and I think more than
>28:41 that and I would say that it
>28:44 isn't what's being referenced there is
>28:46 not primarily universality at all but
28:50 something much closer
>28:52 to
>28:53 anonymity or or the problematization of
>28:57 attribution
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>29:23 originally and I think that Lovecraft
>29:26 interestingly seems to have understood
>29:29 that in the sense that the whole
>29:30 production of this Lovecraft Mythos was
>29:33 very much an attempt on his part to
>29:38 subtract his own creative role and and
>29:42 it's only at the point that that that is
>29:44 subtracted that these things are
>29:46 released you know that you get cthulu
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>29:59 Lovecraft I think he he fully seems to
>30:02 have grasped that you know and by the
>30:04 fact that this social network of his
>30:08 friends that he had and whose names he
>30:11 weirdly often a bit ham-fistedly seems
>30:13 to want to weave into these things it is
>30:16 part of that
>30:18 recognition so I think that's more
>30:21 what's at stake in the notion of
>30:23 collectivity is something
>30:25 like uh
>30:28 the breakage of
>30:30 attribution the the original subversion
>30:33 of
>30:35 attribution and I don't think it's just
>30:37 a tactic I mean I just like to say I
>30:38 think it actually is the way these
>>30:40 things these things work like um it's
>30:43 precisely those things that you have no
>30:46 idea really yourself where they came
>30:48 from yeah so I'm just saying it's
>30:50 exactly those elements that you have
>30:53 least confidence about their Genesis
>30:55 that are the ones that have the greatest
>30:58 hypersal momentum I think

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