Adding the cybertwee manifesto - this is version 0.7

Author: ms-studio

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 I am "publishing" this book myself, in this first draft form, to test its viability, to see how mad the computer people get, and to see if there is as much hunger to understand computers, among all you Folks Out There, as I Ihink. I will be interested to receive corrections and suggestions for subsequent editions, if any. (The computer field is its own exploding universe, so I'll worry about up-to-dateness at that time.)
 
+---
 
-Nelson, Theodor. 1974. Computer Lib: You Can and Must Understand Computers Now; Dream Machines: New Freedoms Through Computer Screens— A Minority Report. Self-published. ISBN 0-89347-002-3.
+Nelson, Theodor. 1974. *Computer Lib: You Can and Must Understand Computers Now; Dream Machines: New Freedoms Through Computer Screens— A Minority Report.* Self-published. ISBN 0-89347-002-3.

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 we are the future cunt
 
+![Cyberfeminist Manifesto for the 21st Century](../content/manifestos-img/1991-cyberfeminist.jpg)
+
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 Manifesto first declared by VNS Matrix     

content/manifestos/1974-computer-lib.md

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 ## Sources:     
 
-- \url{http://piratetimes.net/here-comes-the-european-pirate-party/} - August 18, 2013
+- http://piratetimes.net/here-comes-the-european-pirate-party/ - August 18, 2013
 - \url{http://ppeu.net/wiki/doku.php?id=statutes:manifesto} - Last modified: 2013/09/03

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+# the cybertwee manifesto
+
+the singularity is dear.
+
+far too long have we succum to bitter edge of the idea that power is lost in the sweet and tender.
+
+romantic is not weak. feminine is not weak. cute is not weak. we are fragmented and multifaceted bbs.
+
+lack of emotion is oft favored because success is defined as the ability to be mechanical and efficient but sentimentality, empathy, and being too soft should not be seen as weaknesses.
+
+we see the limitations of corporeality, as solipsists, we know that the body is the original prosthesis for operating in this universe. we know the body illusory, we curate our candy our sucre sickly sweet is intentional.
+    
+our nectar is not just a lure    
+or a trap for passing flies   
+but a self indulgent intrapersonal biofeedback mechanism spelled in emoji and gentle selfies.
+
+![the cybertwee manifesto](../content/manifestos-img/2014-cybertwee-manifesto.gif)
+
+---
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+source: cybertwee.net / https://youtu.be/xMdiSUIpg50    
+date: October 2014    
+cybertwee is an arts collective co-founded in 2014 by artists gabriella hileman, violet forest, and may waver

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@@ -286,7 +286,7 @@ generic, which is to say, intersectional.  Intersectionality is not the
 morcellation of collectives into a static fuzz of cross-referenced 
 identities, but a political orientation that slices through every 
 particular, refusing the crass pigeonholing of bodies.  This is not a 
-universal that can be imposed from above, but built from the bottom up  --  
+universal that can be imposed from above, but built from the bottom up -- 
 or, better, laterally, opening new lines of transit across an uneven 
 landscape.  This non-absolute, generic universality must guard against the 
 facile tendency of conflation with bloated, unmarked particulars -- namely 
@@ -368,8 +368,8 @@ repressive gender regimes, generating solidarity among marginalised groups,
 and creating new spaces for experimentation that ignited cyberfeminism in 
 the nineties has clearly waned in the twenty-first century.  The dominance of 
 the visual in today's online interfaces has reinstated familiar modes of 
-identity policing, power relations and gender norms in self-representation.  
-But this does not mean that cyberfeminist sensibilities belong to the past.  
+identity policing, power relations and gender norms in self-representation. 
+But this does not mean that cyberfeminist sensibilities belong to the past. 
 Sorting the subversive possibilities from the oppressive ones latent in 
 today's web requires a feminism sensitive to the insidious return of old 
 power structures, yet savvy enough to know how to exploit the potential.  

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 Version 0.0 edited March 6-7 2015 at Fahrenheit39    
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-Version 0.2 released March 24 2015    
-Version 0.3 released May 2015    
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-Version 0.5 released September 2015    
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+Version 0.1 - March 11 2015    
+Version 0.2 - March 24 2015    
+Version 0.3 - May 2015    
+Version 0.4 - June 2015    
+Version 0.5 - September 2015    
+Version 0.6 - February 14 2016    
+Version 0.7 (current) released February 18 2016
 
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