Crash v Podhoubí: Ondřej Šebestík, Matěj Schneider a Vít Bohal

Second Crash in the mycelium , live filming of the podise of the spawn in the current exhibition of the Rudolfinum Gallery, takes place on Wednesday, April 23, 2025 from 18:00. The sound landscape of musician Pavel Jan will grow through the podcast. The entrance is free. The invitation to the debate with Ondřej Šebestík was accepted by a publicist and author of the Podcast Redneck focusing on political events in the United States Matěj Schneider and theorist and translator Vít Bohal, who also focuses on xenology, feminist theory and philosophy of technology. Craft and art. Before technology broke into a distinctive ecosystem, they served as a competitive advantage in the use of natural forces. Current technologies accelerate their development so much that one loses control of them, as well as over their image in the virtual environment. With the loss of solid land under the feet, there is uncertainty if the imperfect human society sufficiently sufficiently with improving technologies is sufficient. Until recently, obscure philosophical characters like Nick Land or Curtis Yarvin stood on the edge of intellectual events. With the second presidential engagement of Donald Trump, however, these votes were given through prominent technology billionaire or vice president J. D. Vance the opportunity to speak directly to the real policies of one of the world's powers. What is "Network State"? How does it relate to sinofuturism? Where does technooptimism lead the so -called broligarchs? And is a man an imperfect developmental stage that needs to be overcome? There will be more crash in the mycelium of transhumanism and the strange notion of freedom incompatible with democracy. Thanks to the variability of called personalities, it brings interdisciplinarity that is necessary for the leadership of any debate and for the development of critical thinking. The intertwining of various cultural and scientific disciplines, as well as various life experiences and attitudes opens up unique space for reforming and new thinking of specific questions. It brings interviews with experts, conservationists, farmers and others.