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Following the far-right invasion of the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, the term “insurrection” has been frequently deployed in mainstream discourse to refer to an increasingly violent arbitration over the empty terrain of state power. Our use of this term is fundamentally different. We invoke “insurrection” to refer to the collective invention of new terrain altogether, as demonstrated in anti-state uprisings in Hong Kong and all throughout the George Floyd Rebellion.
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Known as the “OODA loop,” this decision-making paradigm was developed by the US military, but was most effectively put into practice by the rebels during the uprising.
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