Mirna Wabi-Sabi
In a world full of Fake news, fake faces, fake writers and fake artists, why not fake a smartphone? Pretend that is your skin and words, pretend this is your cellphone. In here, you will find provocations about tech innovation and traditional fascism. Disclaimer: It comes with an irreversible Blue light filter but there is no guarantee it will improve your sleep.Pretend This Is A Cellphone is the latest bilingual non-fiction pocket book from Plataforma9, and was presented for the first time at A Feira do Livro in São Paulo, in June 2023. It includes an article originally published in English in AK Press’s exuberant anti-fascist anthology called No Pasarán!: Antifascist Dispatches from a World in Crisis. Followed by an article originally published online at Le Monde Diplomatique, about the author’s experience infiltrating Bolsonarista virtual groups; an article originally published in English in the academic journal CyberOrient, on digital monitoring of immigrants in the US and integration policies in the European Union; and finally, a short essay on the rise of Fintechs as they consider themselves to be at the forefront of financial inclusion and the fight against poverty.IndexGringos and FascismPart I: The Anti-[blank] Manual Part II: Capitalism, Fascism And White SupremacyPart III: The White AestheticPart IV: ConclusionVirtual Vandalism and the Dispute Against LeftistsDigital Monitoring as a Threat to Human MobilityThe Ultra Wealthy Dream of Fintech UnicornsÍndiceGringos e Fascismo 7Parte I: O Manual Anti-[insira opressão aqui]Parte II: Capitalismo, Fascismo e Supremacia BrancaParte III: A Estética BrancaParte IV: ConclusãoO vandalismo virtual e a disputa contra ’esquerdistas’Monitoramento digital como ameaça à mobilidade humanaOs ultra ricos sonham com unicórnios da Fintech
