a lunch

The three of them sat at an adjacent table, Talking about the macro-political [… (The human being is a segmentary animal, segmentarity is inherent in all the strata composing us,constructing us, we ares segmented. in a binary fashion, following the great dualist oppositions: social classes, in a circular fashion, in ever larger circles) …] of the pandemic. A woman and two men, they were talking about the conservative, labour and liberal versions of the pandemic, more segmented than even we could imagine. They never spoke of themselves as belonging, not even the affects of the collapsing economy on them and them. Listening to them you can hear how fascism is inseparable from the proliferation of molecular forces in interaction on this table, between them and the macro-politics of the pandemic, they skip from point to point, before even resonating with the developing national liberal state… at an adjacent table we listen