[a]s one knows without saying, we do not write anymore.
« There is no software » in The Truth of the Technological World, Kittler (1993)
Step [1] : Admit that you don't write anymore
The original question, "Can machines think?" I believe to be too meaningless to
deserve discussion.
Computing Machinery and Intelligence, Alan Turing (1950)
Step [2] : Shift your perspective
Step [3] : Listening to the noise
I can’t understand why people only learn how to read and write the 26 letters of the alphabet. They should at least add the 10 digits, the integrals and the sinuses (…). They should also master two programming languages, in order to possess what, at the moment, constitutes culture.
Interview, Kittler
Step [4] : Master machine languages
Step [4+1] : Misuse of writing
Paint cannot be liberated until the brush has been broken up and thrown away and
distance has been gained from it. Paint does not start to live until it is liberated from the
brush.
The curse of the brush, Shimamoto (1957)
Writing by no longer writing
