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In Part Two, we descend deeper.
Into the Digital Void. Into Cyber-Lemuria. Into the strange metaphysics of acceleration. Into the idea that modern technological civilization may be constructing the very conditions for its own transformation.

Drawing connections between CCRU theory, Gnosticism, Buddhism, Rudolf Steiner, Lovecraft, Jungian psychology, Silicon Valley ideology, memetics, digital culture, and the rise of algorithmic reality.

Whether viewed as philosophy, speculative fiction, occult cybernetics, cultural criticism, or a prophetic warning, the CCRU remains one of the most bizarre intellectual experiments of the late twentieth century.

This video is not an endorsement of #CCRU ideas.

It is an exploration of a movement that attempted to map the relationship between technology, consciousness, mythology, and the future itself.

Welcome to Hidden AmuraKa.
Where Magick Meets Cybernetics.
And the Code Behind Reality Reveals Itself.

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The Language of Control: A History of Technocratic Sorcery | Hidden AmuraKa

Burroughs anticipated a world where language behaves like a virus, media becomes an operating system, and information reshapes reality itself.

But, this documentary is NOT about William S. Burroughs. He is just one of the first modern recievers of the SIGNAL.

This documentary traces the evolution of informational warfare from medieval Persia and the legend of Alamut through cybernetics, Norbert Wiener, Heinz von Foerster, Marshall McLuhan, MKUltra, the counterculture, Chaos Magic, Grant Morrison, the #Cybernetic Culture Research Unit (#CCRU), Silicon Valley, and artificial intelligence.

Along the way, we examine the work of William S. Burroughs, Marshall McLuhan, Nick Land, Hans Moravec, Sam Altman, Stewart Brand, Heinz von Foerster, Timothy Leary, Robert Anton Wilson, Brion Gysin, Peter Carroll, Phil Hine, and others whose ideas helped shape the digital age...

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