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I'd argue we've gone far beyond alienated. We're actively rejecting and dismantling, en-masse, the very systems we foundationally operate within.
by neom 2y ago
I'd argue we've gone far beyond alienated. We're actively rejecting and dismantling, en-masse, the very systems we foundationally operate within.
- verisimi 2y agoRejecting the systems that have trained us into being happy to dedicate ourselves towards a series of communal goals that we have had no input in deciding, nor any means of avoiding; 'growing' the individual to identify with their governance system and the social infrastructure over oneself; are these systems an individual should want to identify with? From a moral perspective, is it the right thing to dismantle de-humanising systems?
- neom 2y ago-climate change - physical health (microplastics, pollution etc) - loneliness and mental health epidemic - unknown unknowns of currently tech 4 off the top of my head. I'm sure I can think of more.