Regardless of where, or if, a body remains geographically/ economically/socially fixed, an individual’s “creativity and productivity define corporeal and ontological migrations” through the use of, most notably, new technologies. As capitalism in post-industrial countries develops to suit a 21st century information economy, or rather, better suits the developing economy for its own perpetuation, capitalists are content to export the factory into informational dead zones, so-called third-world countries where the expendable corpses of an invisible workforce are rarely accounted for.