### The Antinomy of Digital Reason ###
+ On the one hand, neoliberal society is organized spatially rather than temporally: it is simultaneous rather than sequential.
+ On the other hand, neoliberal society is organized acoustically rather than visually: we can hear everything at once, but not see everything at once.
+ But how can these both be true?
+ Sound comes to us from every direction at once...
+ ... but sound happens in time, and it necessarily *takes time*.
+ Rather than thinking of time as internal (Bergsonian duration) we need to apprehend it as a force of exteriority.
+ Sound gives us the time that we need to encompass and grasp spatial simultaneity.
Lateral Space/Time (1)
Scarface, "On My Block" (dir. Marc Clasfeld, 2002)
Lateral Space/Time (2)
Labrinth, "Let It Be" (dir. Us, 2014)
Three Images
MOVEMENT-IMAGE
TIME-IMAGE
RHYTHM-IMAGE
Time via movement
Time in its pure state
Time as pulsation/force
Sensory-motor circuits
Pure optical/sound situations
Machinic micro-perception
Euclidean space
Riemannian space
Rendered space
Continuity editing
False continuity
Compositing
Rational cuts
Irrational cuts
Concealed cuts
Normal movement
Aberrant movement
Suspended movement
Time in montage
Duration in deep focus
Occasions in lateral pan
Chronos
Aion
Polyrhythms
Classical cinema
Modernist cinema
Music video
Some Music Video Forms
Composited Long Takes: Labrinth/Us, "Let It Be"
Movement Through Virtual Space: Massive Attack/Edouard Salier, "Splitting the Atom"
Paradoxical Spaces: Metronymy/Callum Cooper, "Month of Sundays"