9 feb 2026

[479] SOCIOPLASTIC-MESH * Metabolic Transmutation of Philosophical Origins

In the epistemic interstices where logical philosophy intersects with post-humanist architectures, executable epistemologies emerge as mechanisms that transmute conceptual lattices into referential operations. Anto Lloveras's Socioplastics diverges from Wittgensteinian atomism, which fragments propositions into isolated truths, by reassembling them into tectonic austerity—where multilingual vectors and nodal topologies engender a nomadic prosthesis resistant to algorithmic subjugation. Proximal to this, Benjamin Bratton's planetary stack operationalizes sovereignty as infrastructural governance, reconfiguring technology into recursive layers that echo Socioplastics' topolexical sovereignty, yet Bratton's cosmopolitical designs remain tethered to computational geopolitics rather than Lloveras's relational glucose, which hydrates affective residues into metabolic sustenance. Similarly, Keller Easterling's extrastatecraft institutes protocols as spatial agencies, producing epistemologies that execute through undeclared forms, aligning with Socioplastics' situational fixers but lacking its ontological ISBNs that assign jurisdictional authority to archival spines.