Arthur Schopenhauer: The Intermeshing of Desire and Technology
Ever wonder why it is that we are in a constant state of wanting and needing more of anything and everything, that on a mere surface...
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est. 2021
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Last update: August 10, 2022
The modern technological system is waging a multi-front war against morality, health, human dignity, freedom of thought, and the natural environment. In an effort to fight back, we've made it our mission to provide an uncensored, interactive platform for anti-tech expression, dialogue, and activism.
By spreading awareness of the problems inherent to technology we hope to unite those seeking emancipation from the technological system, and build a better world.
***We do this for the birds, the trees, and our right to be free***
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Notes on Culture and Primitive Man
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Antitainment Manifesto
Johnatan B. Gymwell
The Technological System
Darren Allen
Frictionless Technologies:
The Innovation of Human Obsolescence
Laura Drake
The Anti-Tech Perspective on Politics
Ford Cadman
The dawn of a new organism
Jason Polak
Mental Illness, Technology and Modernity
Louis Jackson
The Unabomber and the
Origins of Anti-Tech Radicalism
Sean Fleming
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“In spite of all the men of good will, all the optimists, all the doers of history, the civilizations of the world are being ringed about with a band of steel.”
— Jacques Ellul, “The Technological Society” (1964), p. 127