“Like modern society itself, the spectacle is at once united and divided. In both, unity is grounded in a split. As it emerges in the spectacle, however, this contradiction is itself contradicted by virtue of a reversal of its meaning: division is presented as unity, and unity as division.” — Thesis 54, The Society of the Spectacle

“Desire causes the current to flow, itself flows in turn, and breaks the flows.” — Page 5, The Anti-Œdipus