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This is one of the many reasons I'm starting to be a strong advocate for none-anthropocentrism. (And I hope more people can join me.) Despite how almost every
by archibaldJ 3y ago
This is one of the many reasons I'm starting to be a strong advocate for none-anthropocentrism. (And I hope more people can join me.)
Despite how almost every scientific and engineering break-through in history always has had its roots traced to none-anthropocentrism thinking (of that time), and tech has advanced so much in the past 50 years, yet we still live in rather anthropocentric systems, espeically socio-politically. This is really sad. A lot of problems and sufferings (as well as the inability to find solutions) we have created for ourselves as a civilization are in retrospect clearly the direct products of excuses, both for the exploitation (of "others") and the normalized incompetency (of the self-entitlted "us"), that which we bestow on ourselves.
I really hope within the next 50 years things will change.
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