We live in the present; which is simply to say we live in a version of the future past. As such, we enact the endtimes, always, forever, in perpetuity. Therefore, in the spirit of hauntology, we look backwards and forwards simultaneously through all forms of obsolescence—be it outmoded video technologies, passé forms of occultism, the pseudo-science of astrology, or redundant and ineffective political/cultural movements. Inhabiting these forms, we enjoy a cathartic placebo in a world where action is rendered a meaningless or idle gesture through endless repetition. 

We live in the present; which is simply to say we live in a version of the future past. As such, we enact the endtimes, always, forever, in perpetuity. Therefore, in the spirit of hauntology, we look backwards and forwards simultaneously through all forms of obsolescence—be it outmoded video technologies, passé forms of occultism, the pseudo-science of astrology, or redundant and ineffective political/cultural movements. Inhabiting these forms, we enjoy a cathartic placebo in a world where action is rendered a meaningless or idle gesture through endless repetition.