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In this edition we pay tribute to Jean Baudrillard, who was one of the greatest thinkers of the 20th century. He had content and form. He had a peculiar style and a radically creative worldview. The rigor of his thought was internal, committed solely to his intelligence. He thought and done to think as the only way to face, ironically, the banalization of consumer society and the consumption of banalization as a consumer industry.