In his texts, Brian Massumi discusses the practice of everyday life and art, as well as the networks of experience through which we are connected to the world as a field of tensions between freedoms and restrictions. In light of the increasingly virtual and immaterial capitalist machine of fear and desire surrounding us, Massumi seeks, with the help of companions like Bergson, Deleuze, Spinoza, or Whitehead, ways and spaces for action that offer us inherent possibilities for change and subversion regarding the potential of the future. An affective capture could be accompanied by a sense of vitality or liveliness – the feeling of being more alive. This is far more captivating than drawing 'correct' conclusions or evaluating results, although it can also lead to outcomes. It may force one to find a new space for action.