Rip, mix, burn
September 22, 2010
I’m reading Alexander Reid’s The Two Virtuals and I really think he’s articulated the concept of “rip, mix, burn” really well. Especially for my interest in memory studies, “r,m,b” is especially helpful. Here it is:
Rip: the initial act of pulling something from somewhere, either from personal experience or from an external source
Mix: sending the ripped material into the rhizome/distributed consciousness. This distribution causes new, inventive experiences/compositions because they were spread among other already existing experiences/compositions.
Burn: (re-)distributing the new material across the network
I’ve been trying to find a good example of creative memory, and this is it!
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The Bozeaux experiment defined!