The Architecture of Papuan Extinction
There is a violence that never announces itself. It does not arrive as one army crossing one border, nor as a single law signed by a single hand. It arrives instead as a thousand separate wounds — a court case here, a mining licence there, a church split into two synods, a resistance movement splintered into twelve committees — each one intelligible on its own terms, each one defensible, each one, in isolation, almost ordinary. And because every fragment can be explained without reference to the others, the whole is never forced to answer for itself. This is the operating logic of what we call the Civilisational Psycho-Cosmocide Virus (CPCV): a system that does not need to appear as a single visible enemy, because it survives precisely by refusing to cohere into one.
