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Almost every national government in the world claims to be 'democratic', and yet people have never had this little control over their own lives. To blame certain groups, or even certain ideologies, is far-sighted and has gotten us nowhere. History has shown that the technological infrastructure of industrial society inevitably leads to stratification and inequality, among countless other societal issues.

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"In order to get our message before the public with some chance of making a lasting impression, we've had to k!ll people."

- Theodore John Kaczynski | The Nature of Freedom (paragraph 96).

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Artificial intelligence has only been in the public sphere for a mere three years and it is *already* ruining people.

"By making it about individual corporate judgment, [Sam Altman of OpenAI] hides the fact that most harms are structural: in the case of AI, the platforms are designed to maximize engagement, extract data, and achieve efficiency. These features are determined in large part by competitive pressures and natural selection among rival AI companies that must competing for power to survive. It's literally baked into the whole ecosystem of a society with AI tools.

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WHY THE TECHNOLOGICAl-SYSTEM WILL DESTROY ITSELF.
- Theodore John Kaczynski

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And no, switching out your new phone for an old one will not fix your life. The problems of industrial society run much, much deeper than that.

The reason Gen Z sees life as unsatisfying and pointless is because it is. A life in an artificial environment isolated from wild Nature can never be truly satisfying, no matter how comfortable you might find it.

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AUTONOMY — the power to govern one's own life, which is now being systematically replaced by dependence on a vast, impersonal technological apparatus.

For Autonomy, For Dignity, For Wild Nature.

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not my edit.

In the book "Limits to Growth, the 30 year update" group of analysts set out to discern the general behavior of global consumption and production, and what that behavior means for our future. They give an example of how if you throw a ball up in the air, anyone can describe its general path: up, pause, fall, impact. While th particulars require intense maths to determine, the general behavior and patterns are clear.

So in the World System they discovered some behaviors. Using data such as total global arable farmland, oil reserves and consumption, forests, and ocean populations they came to a very stark realization in the 1970s: The Globe was already beyond its limit of sustainable life.
In 2002, with newer models and computers, they refined their data and discovered that not only are we beyond limits, but that we are so far beyond limits that the momentum will carry us into complete societal collapse between 2050-2100.

Imagine a car driving down any road. If the driver is pursuing 3% speed growth per year like our economy demands, there are two outcomes: the car accelerates beyond reasonable control and crashes, or we take our foot off the gas.

In our current timeline, the car is just being upgraded, the deiver is being exchanged for better skilled and reactive systems but the car continues to go faster. The only end result is a catastrophic failure. No matter how good the driver or technology, too fast is too fast.

Global collapse is slated for 2050-2100, but I suspect as technology increases that will only push the timeline towards us. We will see the beginnings soon, if we don't already, with 3rd world countries failing first.

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The White House has said that access to glyphosate - a literal carcinogenic chemical - is a matter of "national security".

If this is the kind of "security" technocrats offer us, what even is the point of living in a technological society?

Теd К was right.

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"Technique has penetrated the deepest recesses of the human being. The machine tends not only to create a new human environment, but also to modify man's very essence. The milieu in which he lives is no longer his. He must adapt himself, as though the world were new, to a universe for which he was not created."

— Jacques Ellul ("The Technological Society")

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Are you willing to sacrifice your dignity and autonomy for a false sense of security and mere permissiveness?

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(Note: we do not support Friedrich Hegel).

"We need the tonic of wildness...At the same time that we are earnest to explore and learn all things, we require that all things be mysterious and unexplorable, that land and sea be indefinitely wild, unsurveyed and unfathomed by us because unfathomable. We can never have enough of nature."

— Henry David Thoreau (Walden: Or, Life in the Woods)

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