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And Shorl asked: "Have you ever considered entering web-two marketing?"
And Franz asked: "Have you ever abused the art scene upside down?"
And Gwendolin asked: "Have you ever fucked the bourgeoisie?"
"I have never been able to locate it since today's bourgeoisie appears to be non-identical to itself." Franz was hard-boiled in this regard.
"Making money is easy in the underground networks of Schmiere. Don't feel silly if you don't know what blackhat is. Blackhat marketing uses little-known or little-understood ways to produce an income online," said Shorl, a new character in Schmiere world. "Follow me!"
"Being poor is quite expensive," he said when returning from his terpsichorean trance having wrong colours on his mind.
Dancing he had the impression of reaching a new kind of understanding of the unseizable: the complex and multiply interrelated webs of the all-encompassing economy. What was his own part in these webs? What was his status and his effect? Could he ever reach an uncomitted perspective of the processes around him? How could he ever connect "the things" and "the words" without developing a language by producing differentiating repetitions? Wasn't understanding connected to playing one's part in these interdependencies?
