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Rampant environmental destruction makes mass extinctionS inevitable.  The oil and coal industry drains the Earth of its lifeblood only to return refuse, slowly but surely eliminating the possibility of life on this planet.  This is a pure and singular ontology at odds with an ethos of the schizophrenic.
Pindar and Sutton in 2000,
[Ian Pindar and Paul Sutton, 2000 (Translators Introduction to The Three Ecologies.  Pindar reviews regularly for the Guardian, the Times Literary Supplement and the London Review of Books: Sutton is an Ecosophist and has a PhD in ecology) pp. 1-5]
When he gave the world Professor Challenger, Conan Doyle was already justly famous for
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or that the motor of this generalized impoverishment of the biosphere is capitalism. 

Challenger’s project requires a-priori detachment of the self from the Earth surrounding it.  In order to view the Earth as a distinct entity from the self, the self must maintain rigidity.  

The organizational principal here is Desire.  Desire is at work everywhere – it breaths, eats, walks, runs, startles, and flows in every possible direction.  Desire is productive – creating, building, shaping thoughts and actions, but desire is also controlled by forces outside of the immediate subject taking form in the world.  Media representations, the rhetorical soup of everyday interaction, and inputs we are not even fully aware of all shape desire.  
Ballantyne 2007 (Andrew, Tectonic Cultures Research Group at Newcastle University , "Deleuze and Guattari for Architects" 27-28)
So these habits of thought, once they are planted in us, take over
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utterance seems, from an alternate view, to have an inaccurate aspect.

Desire can be active or reactive.  When desire is affirmative and active it has no care for political systems, kings, gods, or lineage.  Desire that is affirmative embraces the world as it is and finds ways to positively operate within the social linkages at our fingertips.  When desire turns reactionary it becomes immanently tied to ressentiment – a hatred of the world as it is – and fostered internally is “an inability to be in the world” which becomes life itself.  Ultimately, ressentiment becomes inseparably tied to desire, resulting in self-destructive politics.
Deleuze and Guattari 77 (AO 26-29)

In point of fact, if desire is the lack of the real object,
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perversion of the desire of the masses that needs to be accounted for.

Desire is an intimately personal phenomenon which resonates outwards from the self to macro-level entities like the state.  Fascism is not handed down from the USFG, rather fascism originates in the desires of the masses in forms we may not even be aware of.  Before change can take place at the macrolevel we must challenge the very fascist inside of us.
Lambert 2006 (Greg, "Who's Afraid of Deleuze and Guattari?")

Is it really the displacement of disguising of a true image of action, or
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a concomitant revolution of on the level of instincts: a molecular revolution!

Philosophy is not a thinking game but a doing game.  Acting, seeing, living the world.  To become closer to the Earth, to become plant rock or animal, we must first and foremost abandon any constant attachment to transcendent figures.  
Deleuze and Guattari, 1972 (Anti-Oedipus, 1-8)
A schizophrenic out for a walk is a better model than a neurotic lying on
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-self, outside and inside, no longer have any meaning whatsoever.

Within our conception of desire we have an answer to the resolution.  

We advocate more solar energy. We do not advocate for the type of energy you get from a solar panel and not the type which requires the sun.  
We defend the solar energy which protrudes from the anus – The Solar Anus – and rest assured that it works.

Deleuze and Guattari 72 (Anti-Oedipus, page 1)
It is at work everywhere, functioning smoothly at times, at other times in
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Something is produced: the effects of a machine, not mere metaphors.

The solar anus produces energy – it works and can be explained theoretically – but it is no final solution.  
The Solar Anus is a thought experiment and a machine – a machine which produces new relations to energy and our agency over it.  The Solar Anus is neither beginning nor ending, but a singularity – a rupture against status quo binaries of fossil fuels versus renewable.  
We do not affirm existing energy, but rather energy to come.  We affirm the potential of solar energy by reducing the mental restrictions which encompass the status quo.
We plant the seeds for new ways of perceiving both energy and ecology as both the outcome and process of a methodological deconstruction and removal of the restrictions which currently limit solar energy.
Tinnell, 11(Department of English, University of Florida, John, The Fibreculture Journal, issue 18 2011, FCJ-121 Transversalising the Ecological Turn: Four Components of Felix Guattari’s Ecosophical Perspective, http://eighteen.fibreculturejournal.org/2011/10/09/fcj-121-transversalising-the-ecological-turn-four-components-of-felix-guattari%E2%80%99s-ecosophical-perspective/)

Transversality, as can be surmised Watson’s insightful work on Guattari, moves hand in
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come, or at least, the eco-humanities yet to come.

Rhizomatic politics asks us to work on ourselves as much as the world around us.  We do not abandon the coming together of mass movements, but do not require such a method either. We can reduce consumption at the individual level and also form collectives both working against the destructive effects of the energy industry and working towards the creation and establishment of new eco-philosophies.  
Pindar and Sutton 2000 (Ian Pindar and Paul Sutton; Translators Introduction to The Three Ecologies.  Pindar reviews regularly for the Guardian, the Times Literary Supplement and the London Review of Books: Sutton is an Ecosophist and has a PhD in ecology; pp. 12-15)
Nevertheless, an expenditure of work is necessary in order for us to extend our
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us prey to environmental degradation, we are all stranded on Spaceship Earth.

Being effectively rhizomatic requires the ability to move between particular states and situations by redefining strategy and opposing the calcification of protest.  
Brian Massumi, 1983 (Professor of something at a place of respectable respectedness; A Thousand Plateaus, Introduction)
"State philosophy" is another word for the representational thinking that has characterized Western
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yourself humming them under your breath as you go about your daily business.

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Contention 1: Proliferation

DoD acquisition of SMR’s ensures rapid military adoption, commercialization, and U.S. leadership
Andres and Breetz 11
Richard Andres, Professor of National Security Strategy at the National War College and a Senior Fellow and Energy and Environmental Security and Policy Chair in the Center for Strategic Research, Institute for National Strategic Studies, at the National Defense University, and Hanna Breetz, doctoral candidate in the Department of Political Science at The Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Small Nuclear Reactorsfor Military Installations:Capabilities, Costs, andTechnological Implications, www.ndu.edu/press/lib/pdf/StrForum/SF-262.pdf - STOLEN FROM GEORGETOWN

Thus far, this paper has reviewed two of DOD’s most pressing energy vulnerabilities—
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will dictate standards on nuclear reactor reliability, performance, and proliferation resistance.

Otherwise the spread of dangerous SMR technology is inevitable
Ferguson 2010 (Dr. Charles D. Ferguson, President of the Federation of American Scientists, Adjunct Professor in the Security Studies Program at Georgetown University and Adjunct Lecturer in the National Security Studies Program at the Johns Hopkins University, May 19, 2010, Statement before the House Committee on Science and Technology for the hearing on Charting the Course for American Nuclear Technology: Evaluating the Department of Energy’s Nuclear Energy Research and Development Roadmap, http://www.fas.org/press/_docs/05192010_Testimony_HouseScienceCommHearing%20.pdf – STOLEN FROM MO STATE)
The United States and several other countries have considerable experience in building and operating small
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used fuel. Both of these proposed criteria present technical and political challenges.

The whole world will get nuclear weapons – even brown people
Cook 2011 (David Cook, Analyst at National Nuclear Security Administration, MPA from The Ohio State University at the John Glenn School of Public Affairs, “Slowing Atomic Arms Acquisition: More Small Modular Reactors Needed to Combat Nuclear Proliferation,” online – STOLEN FROM MO STATE)
Reports of Iran seeking to acquire a nuclear weapon are¶ becoming more and more
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takes the lead in ensuring that more SMRs are built and built safely.

We don’t know who they are, but trust us, they’re dangerous. Brown-people-prolif makes nuclear war inevitable
Cimbala 2008
(Stephen, Political Science Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, March, “Anticipatory Attacks: Nuclear Crisis Stability in Future Asia” Comparative Strategy, Vol 27 No 2, p 113-132, InformaWorld – STOLEN FROM MO STATE)
The spread of ballistic missiles and other nuclear-capable delivery systems in Asia,
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might be inaccurate guides to the avoidance of war outside of Europe.19

Definitively goes nuclear – unknown agents (COUGH COUGH IRAN) will use weapons quickly
Kroenig 9
Matt Kroenig, assistant professor of Government at Georgetown University and a Stanton Nuclear Security Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, November 2009, Beyond Optimism and Pessimism: The Differential Effects of Nuclear Proliferation, http://belfercenter.hks.harvard.edu/publication/19671/beyond_optimism_and_pessimism.html - STOLEN FROM GEORGETOWN

Nuclear proliferation can embolden new nuclear states, triggering regional instability that could potentially threaten
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another dangerous flash-point in the uncertain Sino-American strategic relationship.

 
The United States Federal Government should substantially increase substantial market-fixed production cost incentives for substantial domestic energy production of small modular nuclear reactors.  

 
Contention 2: Iran
They has the means and motive to proliferate – the price of nuclear secrets is plummeting
The Onion, 2004 (Price Of Nuclear Secrets Plummeting, SRM)
WASHINGTON, DC—Top-secret information about the design, construction, and
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when available, sells for hundreds, sometimes thousands of dollars a pound."

Threat of Iran is high - they posses trillions of potentially dangerous atoms.
The Onion 2007 (U.S. Intelligence: Iran Possesses Trillions Of Potentially Dangerous Atoms, SRM)
WASHINGTON—Barely two months after U.N. inspectors in Iran failed to
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, or the numerous nuclear warheads the country has recently featured in parades.

We’re on the brink - Iran is enriching students
The Onion 2006 (Report: Iranian Science Teachers May Be Enriching Students, SRM)
WASHINGTON, DC—A recently released Pentagon report is raising new worries that Iran
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meetings between parents and a female science expert known as Mrs. Bakhtiari.

Disarming Iran is key to US World Domination
SpaceWar.com 2005 ("US Seeking World Domination: Iran's Supreme Leader" http://www.spacewar.com/reports/US_Seeking_World_Domination_Irans_Supreme_Leader.html, SRM)
Iran's supreme leader accused the United States Friday of seeking global domination and vowed that
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policy of enemies of Islam. All Iraqi groups should denounce such acts."

That solves all wars
Khalizhad 1995 (Zalmay Khalizhad, RAND Analyst, "Losing the Moment?”, Washington Quarterly, spring, p. ln.)
Under the third option, the United States would seek to retain global leadership and
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to global stability than a bipolar or a multipolar balance of power system.

Solvency

The 1AC is a performative satire of the current state of debate.  This comic criticism reveals holes and inconsistencies with the logic and form of debate by creating an enthymatic response with the audience.  You should not affirm the literal translation of the 1AC, but rather subtext of the speech.  This method is key to a self-reflexive politics that opens the space for internal criticism
Holcomb 2009 (Justine Schuchard, "In the Culture of Truthiness: Comic Criticism and the Performative Politics of Stephen Colbert" (2009). Communication Theses.Paper 51. SRM)

Burke contends that "the comic frame should enable people to be observers of themselves
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and even celebrates those realities (the Doritos sponsorship is a prime example).

 
Our performance reveals and undercuts the tragic framing of the 1AC. The tragic frame blames problems on someone else, creating an us/them dichotomy of problems and solutions.  Instead we begin with critical self reflection as a means of opening up the opportunities presented to us.
Holcomb 2009 (Justine Schuchard, "In the Culture of Truthiness: Comic Criticism and the Performative Politics of Stephen Colbert" (2009). Communication Theses.Paper 51. SRM)

Burke describes differing "frames of acceptance," by which "we mean the more
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view in search of a dialectical, holistic understanding of problems and opportunities.

 
Specifically, our criticism of status quo discourse on Iran challenges particular forms of knowledge production which make war inevitable. This is not a double turn with the aff – we think the US is not immanently evil either, but perhaps misinformed.  However, when Iran is locked into an objectified villainous position, cereal policy failure is inevitable
Herman and Peterson 2009 (Edward S. Herman is Professor Emeritus of Finance at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. David Peterson is an independent researcher and journalist. “The Construction of the Iran "Threat": The Iran Versus the U.S.-Israeli-NATO Threats”)
It is spell-binding to see how the U.S. establishment can
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, and led immediately to suspicions of indirect U.S. involvement. 

Direct information is already failing – only our method of distorting signs and signifiers can effectively create change
Gruppe 2003 ( HTTP://ionek.strg.at/bin/view/Main/KgUsingLan)
When we started to think about Communication guerilla , the political space seemed barren and
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copy of the tone of their voices and the looks of their symbols.
 
Humor is more effective than direct criticism because it opens space for new approaches while direct criticism forecloses possibilities
Dadlez 2011 (E. M. Dadlez has published two books in the philosophy of literature: Mirrors to One Another and What’s Hecuba to Him? She has published in a number of professional journals in aesthetics and ethics and was a trustee of the American Society for Aesthetics, 2008–2010. "Truly Funny: Humor, Irony, and Satire as Moral Criticism", MUSE, SRM)

The difference between humor and indignation or outrage is not so great for a superiority
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though we certainly can’t assume it always will, reconfigure patterns of response. 

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Turn – their identification of change as necessarily threatening relegates the masses to either be homogenized by sovereign power or face violent elimination
Orford 1996 (Anne Orford Lecturer, Faculty of Law, The Australian National University, “A Symposium On Reenvisioning The Security Council: Article: The Politics Of Collective Security”, Winter 1996, Lexis)
Those international lawyers who represent the AND men to recreate a fictitious unity.

CEDE THE POLITICAL DEBATE:
We control uniqueness – direct government engagement fails and only the education gained by strategies like the 1AC can solve
Gilbert 2009 (Jeremy, "Deleuzian Politics? A survey and Some Suggestions", New Formations, EBSCO)

The key question which emerges here AND the apparatuses of majority and individualisation.

Funnelling politics exclusively through the state negates all possible revolutionary ethics and replicates fascism
Lambert 2010 (Gregg, Dean’s Professor of the Humanities and Founding Director of the Humanities Centre, Syracuse University, New York “The War-Machine and “a people who revolt””, Theory and Event)
By contrast, what I am AND to become terrorists or serialkillers. 9

They cede personal responsibility – makes violence and war inevitable
Kappeler 95 (Susanne, The Will to Violence: The politics of personal behavior, Pg. 10-11)

Yet our insight that indeed we AND the values of war and violence.

THEORY DEBATE:
Default to reasonability – the loss of some predictability is good, it increases critical thinking
McDaniel 2003 (Reuben, Chair in Health Care Management at UT-Austin; he wrote the article with Michelle E. Jordan-Austin Elementary School Teacher; Brigitte F. Fleeman-Research Associate in Educational Psychology at UT-Austin. “Surprise, Surprise, Surprise! A Complexity Science View of the Unexpected” Health Care Management Review)

Bricolage and improvisation are strategies for AND what works and what doesn’t work.

Fairness is contingent and constantly evolving – there is no value to static rulebooks
Johnston 96 (Ian, Malaspina College, “There's Nothing Nietzsche Couldn't Teach Ya About the Raising of the Wrist,” http://www.mala.bc.ca/~johnstoi/introser/nietzs.htm)
When Nietzsche looks at Europe historically AND and no claim to privileged access.

Pre-round switch side debate solves their offense
Greene and Hicks 2005 (Ronald Walter and Darrin; debate legends, LOST CONVICTIONS
Debating both sides and the ethical self-fashioning of liberal citizens, Cultural Studies Vol. 19, No. 1 January 2005)
Murphy’s case against the ethics of AND rather than the method of democracy.

Debate divorced from convictions replicates neocon ethics and oppressive violence
Spanos 2k4 (William Spanos in Joe Millers’ book Cross-ex (pg. 467) 2004; google it)
Dear Joe MIller, Yes, AND his neocon policy makers is leading. 

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Transcendent critiques of capitalism are worthless – a fine-tuned analysis is necessary to understand localized instances of capitalism
Gilbert Et Al 2008 (Jeremy Gilbert, Éric Alliez, Claire Colebrook, Peter Hallward, Nicholas Thoburn - all have PhDs and whatever; "Deleuzian Politics? A Roundtable Discussion"; New Formations)

Claire: It comes before that AND axiom of profit, or capital.

The case is a pre-requisite to any discussion of capitalism – before we challenge an economic system, we must confront the latent desire of the masses which institutionalizes repression of the self and others.  In order to evaluate the system of capitalism we must have the tools necessary to understand and alter politics at the level of desire
Deleuze and Guattari 1995 ("Capitalism: A Very Special Delirium", "Chaosophy", ed. Sylvere Lothringer, Autonomedia/Semiotexte 1995, retrieved from textz.com in 2002)
QUESTION: When you describe capitalismAND and nourishes political forms of repression.

Capitalism is inevitable—financial crisis proves.
Mead, 2010 (Sir Walter Russell, Henry A. Kissinger Senior Fellow in U.S. Foreign Policy at the Council on Foreign Relations, “The Top Ten lessons of the global economic meltdown,” May 24, The American Interest, http://blogs.the-american-interest.com/wrm/2010/05/24/the-top-ten-lessons-of-the-global-economic-meltdown/)
If half the world’s commentators and AND that isn’t always a good thing). 

Capitalism is the root of all impacts – it controls the military by creating the desire for war to deposit surplus capital and it engineers’ genocide to check the human surplus.  Their warrants for capitalism good are mired in an insanity that believes the capitalisms benevolent actions are apolitical when in reality the greatest benefits of capitalism exist only as a facade to allow the systems most cruel actions
Deleuze and Guattari 1972, Anti-Oedipus, 372-4

In the capitalist formation of sovereigntyAND love: this machine is fantastic.

Growth is collapsing the environment and resources – causes extinction.
Speth 8 – Rhodes Scholar @ Oxford University, Chairman of Council on Environmental Quality for Executive Office, Founder of World Recourses Institute (Think-Tank), Led the Western Hemisphere Dialogue on Environment and Development, Administrator of United Nations Development Program, Dean of Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, Leader of the President’s Task Force on Global Recourses and the Environment, Holds multiple awards—National Wildlife Federation’s Recourse Defense Award and Lifetime Achievement Award of Environmental Law Institute, and Blue Planet Prize, James, “The Bridge at the Edge of the World”, pages 1-9  
The remarkable charts that introduce this AND the planet’s ability to sustain life.

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Unique link turn - Capitalism is not an external force – their alternative fails to engage in the immanent forms of capitalism that only the inclusion of the aff can solve
Zalloua, 2008 (Zahi,Assistant Professor of French at Whitman College , "The Future of an Ethics of Difference After Hardt and Negri’s Empire" MUSE)   
The merits of Empire lie in AND very system it purports to contest.

Permutation: 

Revolution alone is worthless – we must rethink the way political groups are formulated in the status quo or we will infinitely repeat the oppression of Hitler and Mussolini
Deleuze and Guattari 1995 ("Capitalism: A Very Special Delirium", "Chaosophy", ed. Sylvere Lothringer, Autonomedia/Semiotexte 1995, retreived from textz.com in 2002)

FG: Exactly. And that's AND and Mussolini look like a joke.

Net Benefit 2 - Now is the essential time to embrace the politics of nomadism – the oppressions of the global capitalist paradigm are becoming even more elusive and oppressive.  We must not question the future of the revolution just affirm this politics.
Deleuze and Parnet 87 (Gilles and Claire, profs of philosophy: Dialogues II: p. 146-147)

What characterizes our current situation is AND every level, in every place.

Fighting capitalism fails – it forces us to chase after capitalism and lets it set the agenda.  Instead we should create outside fo capitalism and force it to chase after us.
Holloway, 2010 (John, Professor in the Instituto de Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades of the Benemerita Universidad Autonoma de Puebla in Mexico, Crack Capitalism, 49-50)
Cracks break with the logic of AND the social synthesis of capitalist society.

Transcendent critiques of capitalism are worthless – a fine-tuned analysis is necessary to understand localized instances of capitalism
Gilbert Et Al 2008 (Jeremy Gilbert, Éric Alliez, Claire Colebrook, Peter Hallward, Nicholas Thoburn - all have PhDs and whatever; "Deleuzian Politics? A Roundtable Discussion"; New Formations)

Claire: It comes before that AND of profit, or capital.

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Haha, What?

TURN –  space col causes ozone depletion and overregulation, turns the DA
Foust ‘9, Editor of the Space Review (Jeff, June 15, “Space and (or versus) the Environment”, http://www.thespacereview.com/article/1395/1)
While the current rate of ozone AND and overly restrictive regulation is high.”

Extinction
David Crockett Williams, Jr., author of Tetron Natural Unified Field Theory, Chemist, Personal and Financial Agent.     February 7, 1996        THE SCIENTIFIC SPIRITUAL REVOLUTION
http://www.angelfire.com/on/GEAR2000/video96.html
Today all life on earth is AND can this be understood and resolved?

Space colonization is impossible—

a. Space colonization is unfeasible and doesn’t prevent human extinction
Economist’s View, 6-16-07, Charlie Stross, “The High Frontier, Redux,” published writer,  http://www.antipope.org/charlie/blog-static/2007/06/the_high_frontier_redux.html
And I don't want to spend AND travel is strongly counter-intuitive. 

b. The land is unhabitable, and scientists refuse to address technical issues
Bell, 2005 (former space scientist and Adjunct Professor for Planetary Science at the Hawai'i Institute of Geophysics and Planetology at the University of Hawaii, Jeffrey F., “The Dream Palace of the Space Cadets,” Nov.25, http://www.spacedaily.com/news/oped-05zzb.html)
Unfortunately, the new generation of AND could adapt permanently to Mars gravity!

C. No light-speed travel makes it take centuries
ISTF 2001 (Innovative Technologies from Science Fiction, “Colonization of Space,” http://www.itsf.org/brochure/longduration.html)
As we too often forget, AND settlers to set up their colony. 

TURN - Space exploration will cause environmental exploitation, space militerization, sovereignty conflict and epidemics
Gagnon 1999 (Coordinator of the Global Network Against Weapons and Nuclear Power in Space, Bruce K., “Space Exploration and Exploitation,” http://www.space4peace.org/articles/scandm.htm)
We are now poised to take AND create new global conflicts and confrontations.

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The alternative is not intrinsic to the aff, we should resonate between political and ethical theories
Smith 2010 (Phil, Phil Smith is a UK based artist, performer and teacher, specialising in performance related to walking.  At present he is engaged in research at the University of Plymouth (UK) on the effectiveness of performance and performative interventions in touristic and heritage spaces."Tourists/Terrorists – Useful Ambiguities in a Search for Models", Rhizome magazine)
24 The history of AND whole when circumstances afford or require. 

ALT FAILS – presuming ontological whiteness obscures the shared cultural practices of power structures and reinscribes oppression
Welcome 2004 – completing his PhD at the sociology department of the City University of New York's Graduate Center (H. Alexander, "White Is Right": The Utilization of an Improper Ontological Perspective in Analyses of Black Experiences, Journal of African American Studies, Summer-Fall 2004, Vol. 8, No. 1 and 2, pp. 59-73)
When addressing or investigating oppositional identity, roadblocks develop.
Oppositional identity within the black community AND identity that is denied black actors. 

Present-day Haiti proves burning it down is not a sustainable political strategy. Only way to achieve gratuitous freedom is to affirm your identity within material conditions
Newman-3, Postdoctoral fellow: University of Western Australia, conducting research in the area of contemporary political and social though, 2003 (Saul, “Stirner and Foucault,” Postmodern Culture)
Moreover, Foucault is able to AND Foucault, "Subject" 216).  

The victim mindset dooms race relations causing us to constantly create a new enemy to fight and hate perpetuating racism
Wendy Brown 1993 (Phd Political Philosophy from Princeton University- fields of interest include the history of political theory, nineteenth and twentieth century Continental theory, critical theory, and cultural theory (including feminist theory, critical race theory, and postcolonial theory). She is best known for intertwining the insights of Marx, Nietzsche, Weber, Freud, Frankfurt School theorists, Foucault, and contemporary Continental philosophers to critically interrogate formations of power, political identity, citizenship, and political subjectivity in contemporary liberal democracies, UC Berkeley, “WOUNDED ATTACHMENTS,” Political Theory, Vol. 21, No. 3, 1993)

However, it is not only  AND of  self-affirming action.2

We have a Disad to their social death arguments
A) Wilderson’s conception of social death is based off of a flawed methodology which interrupts the transformative potential of the African Diaspora
BÂ 2011 – Portsmouth University (SAËR MATY, “The US Decentred: From Black Social Death to Cultural Transformation,” Cultural Studies Review, volume 17 number 2 September 2011)
A few pages into Red, AND in tow.’ (340) 

B) Rejecting their understanding of social death as inescapable is necessary to create positive change
Brown 2009 – professor of history and of African and African American Studies specializing in Atlantic Slavery (Vincent, “Social Death and Political Life in the Study of Slavery,” http://history.fas.harvard.edu/people/faculty/documents/brown-socialdeath.pdf)
African American history has grown from AND terms and conditions of social existence. 

C) Rejection Key – mark of ontological blackness makes real world change impossible
Pinn 2004 – Professor of Religious Studies at Macalester College in St. Paul, Minnesota (Anthony B., ‘‘Black Is, Black Ain’t’’: Victor Anderson, African American Theological Thought, and Identity, Dialog: A Journal of Theology . Volume 43, Number 1)
Applied to African Americans, the AND the sake of monolithic collective status. 

ESSENTIALISM DA
A) LINK—their assumption of ontological blackness essentializes blackness as a racial category subservient to whiteness
Welcome 2004 – completing his PhD at the sociology department of the City University of New York's Graduate Center (H. Alexander, "White Is Right": The Utilization of an Improper Ontological Perspective in Analyses of Black Experiences, Journal of African American Studies, Summer-Fall 2004, Vol. 8, No. 1 and 2, pp. 59-73)
In many of the studies of AND is an effect of power imbalances. 

B) Turns Case – essentialism makes true insurrection impossible
 Newman 3, Postdoctoral fellow:University of Western Australia, conducting research in the area of contemporary political and social though, 2003
(Saul, “Stirner and Foucault,” Postmodern Culture)
The idea of transgressing and reinventing AND dutiful adherence to external moral maxims.  

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Political engagement is dead and the spectacular nature of modern policy debate killed it
Farrar and Warner 2008 (Margaret Farrar is Associate Professor and Chair of Political Science at Augustana College. Jamie Warner is Associate Professor of Political Science at Marshall University. "Spectacular Resistance: The Billionaires for Bush and the Art of Political Culture Jamming"  http://www.palgrave-journals.com/polity/journal/v40/n3/full/2300104a.html)
Numerous commentators have bemoaned what they AND that can eviscerate a democratic polity. 

The society described in the 1NC where rational discourse rules the land and politics can be changed with the presentation of a solid bill is a delusion.  Believing in that delusion traps us in disengagement and cedes the political to corporations
Farrar and Warner 2008 (Margaret Farrar is Associate Professor and Chair of Political Science at Augustana College. Jamie Warner is Associate Professor of Political Science at Marshall University. "Spectacular Resistance: The Billionaires for Bush and the Art of Political Culture Jamming"  http://www.palgrave-journals.com/polity/journal/v40/n3/full/2300104a.html)
In his famous account of the AND rather than citizens of a polity. 

We turn their ground arguments – you have lots of arguments at your disposal, our framework requires the injection of creativity in debate that allows the negative to engage the aff and improves the type of education gained from debate
McDaniel 2003 (Reuben, Chair in Health Care Management at UT-Austin; he wrote the article with Michelle E. Jordan-Austin Elementary School Teacher; Brigitte F. Fleeman-Research Associate in Educational Psychology at UT-Austin. “Surprise, Surprise, Surprise! A Complexity Science View of the Unexpected” Health Care Management Review)

Bricolage and improvisation are strategies for AND what works and what doesn’t work.

Predictable humor prevents change
Holcomb 2009 (Justine Schuchard, "In the Culture of Truthiness: Comic Criticism and the Performative Politics of Stephen Colbert" (2009). Communication Theses.Paper 51. SRM)
Through Burke's theory, Colbert's comic AND both the administration and the public.

Breaking out of the confirmation of existing frameworks is key to address nuclearism
William Chaloupka.  book Knowing Nukes The Politics and Culture of the Atom. 1992  (pp.1)
Like few other issues, nuclearism AND , ideological ways of understanding politics.  

Focus on the text and discourse surrounding nuclearism is key
Tristan Abbott Bomb Media, 1953–1964Postmodern Culture Volume 18, Number 3, May 2008 Department of English Language and Literature, University of Northern Iowa, MUSE   
Simply put, these films do AND the legitimizing power of nuclear rhetoric.

Pre-round switch side debate solves their offense
Greene and Hicks 2005 (Ronald Walter and Darrin; debate legends, LOST CONVICTIONS
Debating both sides and the ethical self-fashioning of liberal citizens, Cultural Studies Vol. 19, No. 1 January 2005)
Murphy’s case against the ethics of AND rather than the method of democracy.

Turn – their identification of change as necessarily threatening relegates the masses to either be homogenized by sovereign power or face violent elimination
Orford 1996 (Anne Orford Lecturer, Faculty of Law, The Australian National University, “A Symposium On Reenvisioning The Security Council: Article: The Politics Of Collective Security”, Winter 1996, Lexis)
Those international lawyers who represent the AND men to recreate a fictitious unity.

We are key to closer policy analysis – point out the problem of debate to gloss over things like solvency or details – pointing out things like the vagueness of most teams prolif advantages proves this point
Waisanen 2009 (Don J. Waisanen, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California. "A Citizen’s Guides to Democracy Inaction: Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert’s Comic Rhetorical Criticism" Southern Communication Journal Vol. 74, No. 2, April–June 2009, pp. 119–140)
Stewart and Colbert use satirical specificity AND a social or cultural icon or phenomenon’’ 

Only our political method solves spectatorship – they leave the audience out of the equation
Farrar and Warner 2008 (Margaret Farrar is Associate Professor and Chair of Political Science at Augustana College. Jamie Warner is Associate Professor of Political Science at Marshall University. "Spectacular Resistance: The Billionaires for Bush and the Art of Political Culture Jamming"  http://www.palgrave-journals.com/polity/journal/v40/n3/full/2300104a.html)
In fact, as Linda Hutcheon AND charge necessarily results in political passivity. 

It’s not about changing the political or drowning out the dominant powers, rather it’s about opening space for new forms of critical thinking
Farrar and Warner 2008 (Margaret Farrar is Associate Professor and Chair of Political Science at Augustana College. Jamie Warner is Associate Professor of Political Science at Marshall University. "Spectacular Resistance: The Billionaires for Bush and the Art of Political Culture Jamming"  http://www.palgrave-journals.com/polity/journal/v40/n3/full/2300104a.html)
We have argued that Billionaires for AND to be heard in the process.

Satire solves better – teaches us to critically engage media
Waisanen 2009 (Don J. Waisanen, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Southern California. "A Citizen’s Guides to Democracy Inaction: Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert’s Comic Rhetorical Criticism" Southern Communication Journal Vol. 74, No. 2, April–June 2009, pp. 119–140)

This is not to endow Stewart AND never foolproof, this scholar concurs.

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I try to make sure literally every aff card read gets on the wiki at the end of the tournament, and I'll update between rounds when totally new positions are read against us.  If you have any questions or feel something is missing, please email me at steven.murrayr AT gmail.com.  If you don't notice there is an "r" at the end of "murrayr" and you try to email me, you're gonna have a bad time.

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The alternative is not intrinsic to the aff, we should resonate between political and ethical theories
Smith 2010 (Phil, Phil Smith is a UK based artist, performer and teacher, specialising in performance related to walking.  At present he is engaged in research at the University of Plymouth (UK) on the effectiveness of performance and performative interventions in touristic and heritage spaces."Tourists/Terrorists – Useful Ambiguities in a Search for Models", Rhizome magazine)
24 The history of AND whole when circumstances afford or require. 

The body is a sight for the production of an unfettered being – their understanding of identity rivets being and prevents its creative journey through the infinite.  We should not seek to understand identity, we should seek to reach the point where identity itself is meaningless
Ballantyne 2007 (Andrew, Tectonic Cultures Research Group at Newcastle University , "Deleuze and Guattari for Architects" 78-79)
Landscape reappears with another role in AND will help it on its way.

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Hierarchizing oppression is bad
McDonald and Coleman 99
Peter McDonald and Mikki Coleman. “Deconstructing Heirarchies of oppression and adopting a ‘multiple model’ approach to anti-oppressive practice” Social Work Education. Vol 18, No 1. 1999. EBSCO.
The competition between the members of AND oppressed group in relation to another. 

We should reject the concept of anyone owning land and instead live within a community founded on difference.  
Secomb, 2000 (Linell, lecturer in Gender Studies at the University of Sydney, “Fractured Community,” Hypatia, 15.2)
The Aboriginal political strategy within the AND and passion mark the living community.  

Being thrown into the world does not limit our becoming – their understanding of identity fixes freedom to only the possibilities of the status quo which foreclose revolutionary changes to desire and social conditions. Suspend judgment on who we are and open judgment on what we can become.
Colebrook 2002 (Claire Colebrook, Prof. Of English Literature at the University of Edinburgh, “Gilles Deleuze” pg. 131-132
Everyday moral narratives, such as AND a system of good and evil.

Their method of fixated identity replicates the genocide of native populations in the Australian Outback – predetermined identification of groups makes them vulnerable to elimination and prevents any effective strategy of liberation
Gilbert Et Al 2008 (Jeremy Gilbert, Éric Alliez, Claire Colebrook, Peter Hallward, Nicholas Thoburn - all have PhDs and whatever; "Deleuzian Politics? A Roundtable Discussion"; New Formations)

Claire: If you think about AND notion of redefinition that is inbuilt.

The body is a sight for the production of an unfettered being – their understanding of identity rivets being and prevents its creative journey through the infinite.  We should not seek to understand identity, we should seek to reach the point where identity itself is meaningless
Ballantyne 2007 (Andrew, Tectonic Cultures Research Group at Newcastle University , "Deleuze and Guattari for Architects" 78-79)
Landscape reappears with another role in AND will help it on its way.

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The resolution calls for a change in energy policy by the United States federal government, but we feel that before any meaningful discussion of federal policy can be had about energy, we must first investigate and interrogate the machinations of the status quo.  Specifically, we want to investigate two things:

1. The means by which we can activate our agency to engage in sustainable political formations to be ethically ecological.
   2. The way desire shapes the political and the social to create restrictions on energy in the status quo.

First: What does it mean to be ethically ecological in the world? For us it is not just an issue of working on oneself but also finding ways to make coalitions effective at changing the consumptive practices which inhabit and mark modernity.  Politics always begins with the self, but it has the capacity to spread horizontally to other groups and coalitions.  Our philosophy of the rhizome would look like this:

Begin with the individual – who am I and how can I change my patterns? What do I do that is unethical to the world around me.  Maybe this starts small – just recently I stopped eating meat. I choose to eat locally produced food when available.  You can ride a bike more, walk more, drive less, carpool, reuse materials, recycle aluminum and glass: all of these are tiny actions but they move in the right direction.  

The truth of the matter is that one individual can likely do VERY LITTLE to resolve ecological catastrophe, but then again, no single person is responsible for the 10 million plastic water bottles in landfills.  Each act is ethical if it moves in the right direction – it’s not the size of the boat but the motion of the ocean – and philosophy, specifically ecophilosophy can remind us WHY we do these things – to keep the world alive, to act responsibly within our spheres of action.  However, rhizomatic politics allows us to go bigger – it provides a blueprint for acting collectively in the world.

You work on yourself as much as you try to work on others - persuading, informing, convincing - combining individual philosophies in new and unique ways to create entirely new ways of being ethical in the world.  

Many different groups have different goals and aspirations.  Save the Whales, Save the rainforests, increase public transportation, bring back the electric car, etc and so on.  All potentially good ecological activities but they in and of themselves do little to change the world as a whole.  So sometimes groups work together – the save the whales and save the rainforests people lobby against a new oil well that hurts both.  The public transportation people work with the electric car people to make light rails. Government programs for subsidized solar energy combine with activists in low-income areas to bring energy to people who otherwise would never have it without bringing the baggage of pollution along with it.  

But sometimes these groups disagree or face roadblocks, but instead of becoming enemies, we argue they should face those roadblocks as a means of entering new modalities of change – when your strategy fails you don’t go home, you find a new tactic and a new effort.  This is a movement opposite many of the problems of capitalism that that allows us to EXCHANGE movements and tactics to further life for the better.
Pindar and Sutton 2000 (Ian Pindar and Paul Sutton; Translators Introduction to The Three Ecologies.  Pindar reviews regularly for the Guardian, the Times Literary Supplement and the London Review of Books: Sutton is an Ecosophist and has a PhD in ecology; pp. 12-15)
Nevertheless, an expenditure of work is necessary in order for us to extend our
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us prey to environmental degradation, we are all stranded on Spaceship Earth.

Localized tactics are preferable to monolithic and singular strategies for engaging the state.  Tactics without a predetermined teleological conclusion allow for infinite revolutionary potential - never drifting along a particular ideological tide, but rather following a loose ethical infrastructure.  Artistic ecology is not an act but a process, bolstered and strengthened by the delay of conclusion, allowing a method which encounters and resonates between tactics in order to grow in strength when experiencing opposition and counter-tactics.  

Pindar and Sutton note the tension between singularity and collective action: It requires that a plurality of disparate groups come together in a kind of unified disunity, a pragmatic solidarity without solidity; what one might call, for want of a better word, 'fluidarity'. This "fluidarity" requires a suspension of finality and a refusal of predetermined politics.  We think politics has no unified course of study or action - it doesn't have to look any which way at all - and breaking free from the insistence of universalized visions of politics is necessary to reinvigorate effective dissensus.
Smith 2010 (Phil, Phil Smith is a UK based artist, performer and teacher, specialising in performance related to walking.  At present he is engaged in research at the University of Plymouth (UK) on the effectiveness of performance and performative interventions in touristic and heritage spaces."Tourists/Terrorists – Useful Ambiguities in a Search for Models", Rhizome magazine)

A discussion about models of 'ideal', resistant, small group organisation is generally pre
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that some of the most effective policing of geographical power is carried out.

Second: Our politics is conscious of the driving force behind action: Desire.  Desire is everywhere; it eats, it sleeps, it propels us in particular directions.  Desire is neither good nor bad and we not seek to increase or decrease it - rather we seek to recognize desire and where it comes from.  Desire is composed of the little things all around us we may not even be conscious of.  Andrew Ballantyne notes " There are thousands upon thousands of these mechanisms, of which we become aware only as they produce effects that approach the level of consciousness" ("Deleuze and Guattari for Architects", page 27).  

These investments in desire are not unconscious, they are preconscious - they affect and build what we do unconsciously long before we even realize it is happening.  These fragments and moments compose the rhetorical soup of everyday life
Hart 1994 (Hart, Roderick.  "Doing Criticism My Way: A Reply to Darsey."  Western Journal of Communication 58 (Fall 1994): 308-312.)
We live in a soup of rhetoric.  One need not be Mikhail Bakhtin or
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and how they make audiences think about some things and not other things.

In a capitalist world marked by social media, internet connections, twitter and facebook and tumblr and reddit and text messages, we are constantly CONSUMING information, fragments, and inputs to our preconscious.  Capitalism tells you that you NEED a new pair of shoes or you just won't fit it.  Magazines like Cosmo and GQ tell us what we should look like, how to be happy, the recipe for being a person in the world, but no matter how much we outwardly rebel against these messages we never stop consuming them.  We are all of us in line to watch the new Twilight movie so we can talk about how terrible it is, slapping down our $10 ironically - but the true irony is that there is no such thing anymore.  Everything is consumption, and that consumption is DRIVEN by DESIRE.  Desire and its formative messages move us in the direction of consumption by virtue of a positive feedback loop - you are taught to consume so you can better consume messages on how to consume.

Desire begins locally and spreads both horizontally and vertically - reaching out to others on the same plane but also moving up the rung from individual to social group to institutions like the state.  This is why politics must begin at the immediate and immanent point of the self.
Lambert 2006 (Greg, "Who's Afraid of Deleuze and Guattari?")

Is it really the displacement of disguising of a true image of action, or
AND
a concomitant revolution of on the level of instincts: a molecular revolution!

Desire creates restrictions on energy that are very real.  Desire insists the alternative energy is useful only if fits into a preconceived frame and looks and acts in particular ways.  The dominant models of the status quo locks energy production into an unproductive binary of clean but inefficient solar and wind energy or efficient and dirty coal and oil.  Before we can have any productive discussion on the development of new sources of energy, we need to reconfigure and remake the academic and social practices which generate restrictions.

This speech act happening right now is a counter-investment against the restrictions that inhibit energy discussions in the status quo.  This speech act is not a final solution, but part and parcel of our rhizomatic political method, beginning in the cracks, fissures, and micro-spaces we inhabit, and spreading outward to change dominant epistemological paradigms.  
Tinnell, 11(Department of English, University of Florida, John, The Fibreculture Journal, issue 18 2011, FCJ-121 Transversalising the Ecological Turn: Four Components of Felix Guattari’s Ecosophical Perspective, http://eighteen.fibreculturejournal.org/2011/10/09/fcj-121-transversalising-the-ecological-turn-four-components-of-felix-guattari%E2%80%99s-ecosophical-perspective/)

Transversality, as can be surmised Watson’s insightful work on Guattari, moves hand in
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come, or at least, the eco-humanities yet to come.

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It is with these words that we bring life to our enchantment. MATHEIS UNIVERSALUS! MATHEIS UNIVERSALUS!. MATHEIS UNIVERSALUS is not an ontology or epistemology, not science or religion, it is an enchantment to change your vision of the world. Not vision as in "sight with eyeballs" but vision as affectivity. Our spell will lay out a flat plane of immanence on which all bodies and intensitites rest. This is a spell about life - the life so close to you that you can't even comprehend it.  You will not be able to feel our spell, not in any material measured way, but its healing powers have already begun, and simply opening the possibility of its success constructs a symbolic knowledge that energizes the multiplicities which construct existence.

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Ramey 12 ( style="font-size: 10pt;" )(Joshua, The Hermetic Deleuze: Philosophy and Spiritual Ordeal, p. 100-102)

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Energy is restricted through despotic consolidation of magic by representative power. The despot absorbs the energy of others for material resource value - all ideologies obsessed with physical conditions seek that energy, preventing its conjunction with others. Through our sorcery, we may free energy from these controlling restrictions by refusing to be beholden to systems of representation - faith in our spell will breathe life back into untethered thought.

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Ramey 12 ( style="font-size: 10pt;" )(Joshua, The Hermetic Deleuze: Philosophy and Spiritual Ordeal, p. 194-195)

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Every instance is key to summon the specters around us which have been lost through time. Despots can only control and restrict energies, they cannot create. BY summoning spirits we create another space and time to reduce these restrictions around us. This is because the despot is not a person, but a way of thinking which has no center and can only be resisted by embracing the hermetic quest for power beyond the organism.

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Ramey 12 ( style="font-size: 10pt;" )(Joshua, The Hermetic Deleuze: Philosophy and Spiritual Ordeal, p. 198-199)

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Deviation from the predictable order is both inevitable and desirably good. If supported, these deviations can transform society and organization as a whole. If denied and controlled, only death can follow.

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Ramey 12 ( style="font-size: 10pt;" )(Joshua, The Hermetic Deleuze: Philosophy and Spiritual Ordeal, p. 184-188)

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We are magicians, summoning the spirits around us to comprehend what they make of us. Together, spirits, shamans, magicians, witches, and philosophers, we move to immanence as a source of power for sorcery, and through this move, remove restrictions on the production of energy.

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Ramey 12 ( style="font-size: 10pt;" )(Joshua, The Hermetic Deleuze: Philosophy and Spiritual Ordeal, p. 216-218

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We affirm the production of energy, unfettered from any restriction of representation. At stake are different modes of organization - the state sponsored regime of the sign confines energy to closed totalities and funnels the power of desire though the despotic Big Other. Shamanism opens these closed loops, freeing energy from restrictions while producing it in new and unexpected ways.

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Ramey 12 ( style="font-size: 10pt;" )(Joshua, The Hermetic Deleuze: Philosophy and Spiritual Ordeal, p. 195-196)

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All energy exists first and foremost on the body without organs - any system of parts which moves energy towards discernible direction. To speak of wind, solar, nuclear, coal, gas, or oil is to speak of bodies and vice-versa. The question of energy, long before it is materialized by state bodies, is how to decode the master signifiers which restrict power and energy at immanent levels. The body without organs is healthy when it is a source of free play and creativity - however, when one's experiments get stuck in predictability, the body risks becoming repetitive to the point of death.

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Ramey 12 ( style="font-size: 10pt;" )(Joshua, The Hermetic Deleuze: Philosophy and Spiritual Ordeal, p. 190-193)

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Sorcery decenters the human essence, breaking from orthodox tradition which traps thought. It is possible to move beyond the restrictions of humyn energy to welcome inhumyn existence.

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Ramey 12 ( style="font-size: 10pt;" )(Joshua, The Hermetic Deleuze: Philosophy and Spiritual Ordeal, p. 63-64)

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Fairness is contingent and constantly evolving – there is no value to static rulebooks

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Johnston 96 (Ian, Malaspina College, “There's Nothing Nietzsche Couldn't Teach Ya About the Raising of the Wrist,” http://www.mala.bc.ca/~johnstoi/introser/nietzs.htm)

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Perfect predictability is impossible - learning centers on problems which repeat infinite in untold nonidentical methods

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Ramey 2012 (Hermetic Deleuze, pg 140)

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In this sense, learning...over multiple series of iterations

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the loss of some predictability is good, it increases critical thinking and proves there is always ground for the debate - solves their dialogue arguments.

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McDaniel 2003 (Reuben, Chair in Health Care Management at UT-Austin; he wrote the article with Michelle E. Jordan-Austin Elementary School Teacher; Brigitte F. Fleeman-Research Associate in Educational Psychology at UT-Austin. “Surprise, Surprise, Surprise! A Complexity Science View of the Unexpected” Health Care Management Review)

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Philosophers are legislators - laying down laws of affect and sensibility that are key to decision-making.  We outweigh their internal link to portable skills - absent our 1AC, any authentic decision-making is impossible.

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Ramey 2012 (Hermetic Deleuze, pg. 106-108)

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Shared topics of debate are vacuous - true knowledge comes not from changing solutions but from changing the questions asked.  Our departure from the resolution is key to open space for as of yet unheard voices

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Conway 2010 (Jay, "Gilles Deleuze, Affirmation in Philosophy", pg 108-110)

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As for the term "debate,"...as a homogenous object.

Tournament: NDT | Round: 6 | Opponent: Georgia LS | Judge: Hester, Arnett, Phillips
Philosophers are legislators- laying down laws of affect and sensibility that are key to decision-making. We outweigh their internal link to portable skills- absent our 1AC any authentic decision-making is impossible
Ramey 2012 (Hermetic Deleuze, p. 106-108)

Deleuze’s thought hearkens back… real virtual potencies.

Debate is a game of thought but it has real effects on our world. What happens here does not stay- we are shaping a method of approaching the world. Our first ethical imperative is to refuse tools of revege like framework as an attempt to become worthy of the events that befall us. Welcome experimentation, reject the search for a perfect division of ground
Ramey 2012 (Hermetic Deleuze, 176-177)

Only thought finds it… in The Logic of Sense.

The Academic and bureaucratic modes of evaluation should not be applied to the Aff, less we be tied to the same modes of thought impact turned by the 1AC
Ramey 2012 (Hermetic Deleuze, p. 23)

Deleuze relates artistic… and revives it.

Perfect predictability is impossible- learning centers on problems which repeat infinity in untld nonidentical methods
Ramey 2012 (Hermetic Deleuze, p. 140)

In this sense… series of iterations.

We are not an abandoning of the body- the form of material bodies comes from thought which determines actualization. Imperceptible mediators- spirits= construct our reality long before matter
Ramey 2012 (Hermetic Deleuze, p. 29)

During the Renaissance… making of gods.

Tournament: NDT | Round: 6 | Opponent: Georgia LS | Judge: Hester, Arnett, Phillips
Philosophers are legislators- laying down laws of affect and sensibility that are key to decision-making. We outweigh their internal link to portable skills- absent our 1AC any authentic decision-making is impossible
Ramey 2012 (Hermetic Deleuze, p. 106-108)

Deleuze’s thought hearkens back… real virtual potencies.

Debate is a game of thought but it has real effects on our world. What happens here does not stay- we are shaping a method of approaching the world. Our first ethical imperative is to refuse tools of revege like framework as an attempt to become worthy of the events that befall us. Welcome experimentation, reject the search for a perfect division of ground
Ramey 2012 (Hermetic Deleuze, 176-177)

Only thought finds it… in The Logic of Sense.

The Academic and bureaucratic modes of evaluation should not be applied to the Aff, less we be tied to the same modes of thought impact turned by the 1AC
Ramey 2012 (Hermetic Deleuze, p. 23)

Deleuze relates artistic… and revives it.

Perfect predictability is impossible- learning centers on problems which repeat infinity in untld nonidentical methods
Ramey 2012 (Hermetic Deleuze, p. 140)

In this sense… series of iterations.

We are not an abandoning of the body- the form of material bodies comes from thought which determines actualization. Imperceptible mediators- spirits= construct our reality long before matter
Ramey 2012 (Hermetic Deleuze, p. 29)

During the Renaissance… making of gods.