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Forever Now: The Chicken at the End of the Road and the Plastic That Is Everythingthe future—to us—in the present. The analysis draws on new materialism, as applied to a proposal that sees chicken bones as Anthropocenic future fossils—mnemonic prostheses of the human age. The chicken is the most common bird on earth, with around 23 billion chickens on the planet at any given time

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Conclusion memory out of the disruptions brought by the Anthropocene. This model is built on the crosstemporal intra-agentic movements and constellations of human and nonhuman entities which are drawn out in Part III. From this perspective, memory in the book is a marker, offering routes in to perform and for

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Conclusionan and nonhuman entities which are drawn out in Part III. From this perspective, memory in the book is a marker, offering routes in to perform and formulate the past and the (deep) future of the crisis for the present, with, or without, the human.