+ Neuromorphobia: hypehyperhyper (Psychopathologies of Cognitive Computing, Archive books, Berlin, 2016, ed. Warren Neidich), collection based on proceedings of a conference at Goldsmiths in 2014, co-convened by Neidich and Mark Fisher. NEURONMORPHOBIA - hypehypehyper The buzzing, super-alert, obnoxiously persistent reporting machine said, 'Is it true, Dr Egon Superb, that you're going to try to enter your office today?’ The Simulacra, Philip K. Dick (1964). As we progress further into the 21st century, bringing with it quantum leaps in areas of machine learning, smoothed by the effortlessly invasive codes of late capitalism, work within brain research resembles speculative real estate. Predictive data analytics fueled by early 21st century online 'over-sharing' tendencies, facilitated by access to personal details generated within diverse consumer scenarios, combine to form a perfect storm - a potential meeting point and coalescence of profit-making interests in areas of computation,