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'''Hyperstition''' refers to an idea or meme that takes hold in a culture and ends up changing that culture itself. The inventor of the concept, [[Nick Land]], has described these as ideas which are "self-fulfilling prophesies."<ref>[https://www.orphandriftarchive.com/articles/hyperstition-an-introduction/ ‘Hyperstition: An Introduction’] Delphi Carstens Interviews Nick Land. (2009)</ref> | '''Hyperstition''' refers to an idea or meme that takes hold in a culture and ends up changing that culture itself. The inventor of the concept, [[Nick Land]], has described these as ideas which are "self-fulfilling prophesies."<ref>[https://www.orphandriftarchive.com/articles/hyperstition-an-introduction/ ‘Hyperstition: An Introduction’] Delphi Carstens Interviews Nick Land. (2009)</ref> | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[Retrocausality]] | |||
*[[Vibe shift]] | *[[Vibe shift]] | ||
*[[MAGA Communism]] | *[[MAGA Communism]] | ||
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Hyperstition refers to an idea or meme that takes hold in a culture and ends up changing that culture itself. The inventor of the concept, Nick Land, has described these as ideas which are "self-fulfilling prophesies."[1]
See also
References
- ↑ ‘Hyperstition: An Introduction’ Delphi Carstens Interviews Nick Land. (2009)