this wiki paragraph makes him sound like a pseudo-intellectual radlib who doesn't know that the British empire is fascist. If you are excited and enthralled by the philosophy of neoliberal capitalism and only study "culture", you probably shouldn't be writing reactionary essays about what a true Marxist should do to have solidarity with the working class.

Mark Fisher, a British cultural theorist and student of Land's, argued in 2011 that Land's greatest impact so far had been on music and art, rather than on philosophy. The musician Kode9, the artist Jake Chapman, and others studied with or describe their influence by Land, often highlighting Land's inhuman, "technilist," or "delirious" qualities. Fisher underscores in particular how Land's personality during the 1990s could catalyze changes in those engaging with his work through what Kodwo Eshun describes as a manner "immediately open, egalitarian, and absolutely unaffected by academic protocol" which could dramatise "theory as a geopolitico-historical epic."[5]

deregulating the economy in response to the covid pandemic is an en epic geopolitics. This is like that meme of dumb people seeing cyberpunk and thinking "wow cool motorcycle" while ignoring the horrific dystopia.

Nick Land is not cool, his philosophical project is not a fun game to play. it's literally propping up generic British imperialism and colonialism which is going to kill billions with the global warming holocaust.