The rugged terrain of love, often filled with platitudes, has laid out a difficult task for Simulacrum and the authors to tackle as a topic. Love’s insistence on its impossibility to be captured by the light of reason has inspired philosophers and scientists alike to dissect its essential and ambiguous nature, but outcomes have been abandoned to the realm of the ineffable. Love has often been considered to be a universal language, understood by all. Slowly, but surely, our capitalist society stripped her of her maddening and discordant tendencies with preaching melodious words.

Jrg. 27 #2