Hence Badiou’s ontological thesis: being is multiplicity—and, we should add: nothing but multiplicity. In other words, being is multiple to the strict exclusion of its opposite—namely, the One. Being is not therefore a multiplicity composed of stable and ultimate unities, but a multiplicity that is in turn composed of multiplicities. [...] Being, far from being a stable foundation for a phenomena that would be perishable in relation to it, is pure dissemination, withdrawn from our immediate experience of reality, where we discover on the contrary, in daily life, consistent multiplicities (men-ones, God-ones, star-ones, etc.)

A compilation to commemorate the first year of Realist Alive Radio

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