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Semiotics of the End - Essays on Capitalism and the Apocalypse plants have you sensed a changeUnlike its Christian predecessor, the eschatology of capitalism hits different. In place of locusts, plagues and horse riders, the end appears to us as rising sea levels, nuclear war, or A. I. uprisings. While this impending doom ought to frighten us more, it has become blas, even comedic, for capital has captured our teleological imaginations, and has sold our demise right back to us; as we suspend our belief in its existence, our entire relationship