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A variant that draws on occult and esoteric traditions—Hermeticism, Kabbalah, alchemy, Thelema—to interpret the Wired as a magical current or a gateway to hidden dimensions. Esoteric Cyber-Nihilism sees the network not as a technological artifact but as a living entity, a force that can be invoked, channeled, and worked with through ritual and will. Its practitioners engage in "network magic": crafting sigils from code, performing rituals in chatrooms, invoking the spirits of the Wired. The goal is not just to overcome meatspace but to align with the hidden forces that move through the network, to become a node in a magical as well as technological current.
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