Lecture by Reza Negarestani focussing on the possibility of a genuinely modern philosophy of the inhuman in the wake of a disenthralled system of knowledge as an accelerated navigation of concept-spaces. The lecture drew on the works of Giuseppe Longo, Lorenzo Magnani, Gilles Châtelet and Alain Berthoz in cognitive sciences and in mathematics, especially the recent geometrical turn and physics, accompanied with introductory commentaries on the exciting works of Gabriel Catren on anarchic constructivism and Benedict Singleton on mêtis intelligence and a cunning understanding of reason.
