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We missed the time when a lonely traveler looked up at the moon and had absolutely no idea what it was. Sure, he could look through a telescope and better see the surface, but he'd never get rid of that overwhelming never knowing.
📖📎 Mike Ma, Harassment ArchitectureAntiTechRevolt
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Corporations are speedrunning AI mass psychosis.
Don't let them win.
Reject technological progress. Read Теd Касzуnѕkі. Organize.
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If you think the control of the future lies in the hands of humans, you are deadly wrong. The technological-system will reach a point where everything will have become so automated that human beings will become a useless burden on the system. Humans will be superflous and obselete, and the self-propagating systems will find no advantage in looking after humans.
Ask yourself. What will happen when police forces and the military will largely consist of robotics? Robotics unable to experience human emotions will not hesitate in shooting down large groups of protesters if given the order. If the machines also gain consciousness it will be impossible to predict the behaviour of the machines.
Anti-tech revolution now!
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"More importantly, the replacement of humans by machines in the military is proceeding apace. At the moment human soldiers and policemen are still necessary, but, given the accelerating rate of technological development, it is all too possible that within a couple of decades police and military forces may consist largely of robots. These presumably will be immune to subversion and will have no inhibitions about shooting down protesters."
— Theodore John Kaczynski (Chapter 4: Strategic guidelines for an anti-tech movement - ATR: Why and How?Anti-Tech Apostles
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"I cannot urge strongly enough: Stay out of their way; deprive them completely of any excuse to come after you. This does not mean stay legal. It means stay sane and rational. And stay alive and at full liberty, because dead or locked up you’re no good to yourself or the revolution."
📖📎 James Mason, SiegeAntiTechRevolt
This is from Kaczynski's essay "The coming revolution". We need to have hope that the new values will continue to spread, while the old values praising technology will decline and be replaced by the new ideals. It's already happening in the US with the spreading of all the data centers people are slowly becoming more "anti tech" however right now there is a danger that the leftists will distract their attention from technology to capitalism. This shouldn't be allowed to happen! Technology and only technology is the problem, not merely an economic system that wouldn't existed in the first place without modern technology.
The movement in opposition to the technoindustrial system should develop something more or less similar to the foregoing set of values; and in fact there is much evidence of the emergence of such values. Clearly these values are totally incompatible with the survival of technological civilization, just as the values that emerged prior to the French and Russian Revolutions were totally incompatible with the survival of the old regimes of those countries. As the damage done by the technoindustrial system grows worse, it is to be expected that the new values that oppose it will spread and become stronger. If the tension between technological values and the new values rises high enough, and if a suitable occasion presents itself, what happened in France and Russia will happen again: A revolution will break out.
5. Exaltation of freedom. Of all the things of which modern civilization deprives us, freedom and intimacy with nature are the most precious. In fact, ever since the human race submitted to the servitude of civilization, freedom has been the most frequent and most insistent demand of rebels and revolutionaries throughout the ages.
6. Punishment of those responsible for the present situation. The scientists, engineers, corporation executives, politicians, and so forth who consciously and intentionally promote technological progress and economic growth are criminals of the worst kind. They are worse than Stalin or Hitler, who never even dreamed of anything approaching what today’s technophiles are doing. Therefore justice and punishment will be demanded.
2. Rejection of civilization itself. This too is logical, because the present technological civilization is only the most recent stage of the ongoing process of civilization, and earlier civilizations already contained the seed of the evils that today are becoming so great and so dangerous.
3. Rejection of materialism, and its replacement with a conception of life that values moderation and self-sufficiency while deprecating the acquisition of property or of status. The rejection of materialism is a necessary part of the rejection of technological civilization, because only technological civilization can provide the material goods to which modern man is addicted.
4. Love and reverence toward nature, or even worship of nature. Nature is the opposite of technological civilization, which threatens death to nature. It is therefore logical to set up nature as a positive value in opposition to the negative value of technology. Moreover, reverence toward or adoration of nature may fill the spiritual vacuum of modern society.
This movement is still formless and has hardly begun to jell; the new values are still vague and poorly defined. But as technology advances along it's mad and destructive path,and as the damage it does becomes ever more obvious and disturbing, it is to be expected that the movement will grow and acquire firmness, and will reinforce it's values,making them more precise. These values, to judge by present appearances and also by what such values logically ought to be, will probably take a form somewhat like the following:
1. Rejection of all modern technology. This is logically necessary, because modern technology is a whole in which all parts are interconnected; you can’t get rid of the bad parts without also giving up those parts that seem good. Like a complex living organism, the technological system either lives or dies; it can’t remain half alive and half dead for any length of time.
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"Advance preparation is especially important in view of the fact that the occasion for revolution may arrive at any time and quite unexpectedly.
The spontaneous insurrection in St. Petersburg in February 1917 took all of Russia by surprise. It is safe to say that this insurrection (if it had occurred at all) would have been no more than a massive but purposeless outburst of frustration if the way to revolution had not been prepared in advance. As it happened, there was already in existence a strong revolutionary movement that was in a position to provide leadership, and the revolutionaries moreover had for a long time been educating (or indoctrinating) the workers of St.
Petersburg so that when the latter revolted they were not merely expressing senseless anger, but were acting purposefully and more or less intelligently."
— Theodore John Kaczynski (Letter to David Skrbina 18/9/2004Anti-Tech Apostles
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Modern society in particular uses morality as a tool in manipulating human behavior for purposes that often are completely inconsistent with human decency. Thus, once revolutionaries have decided that the present form of society must be eliminated, there is no reason why they should hesitate to reject existing morality; and their rejection of morality will by no means be equivalent to a rejection of human decency.
📖📎 Morality and Revolution, Ted KaczysnkiAntiTechRevolt
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Are you willing to sacrifice your autonomy and dignity in exchange for false comfort and mere permissiveness?
Anti-Tech Apostles
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Things are only going to get worse.
Organize, Prepare & Build Courage.
"To those who think that all this sounds like science fiction, we point out that yesterday's science fiction is today's fact. The Industrial Revolution has radically altered man's environment and way of life, and it is only to be expected that as technology is increasingly applied to the human body and mind, man himdelf will be altered as radically as his environment and way of life have been."
— Theodore John Kaczynski
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"We were born too late. Too late to see the sun set behind massive pillars of stone and marble. Too late to see the greatest warriors of all time. Too late to feel the chilling uncertainty of how the world truly was, how the world truly came to be. Too late to set sail among oceans that promised either untold findings or a watery grave. Too late to live as intended."
- Mike MaAntiTechRevolt
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Today, three years ago, Theodore John Kaczynski sadly passed away at the age of 81 in his cell. He may be gone, but it is up to us to build the anti-tech movement. Despite his actions, his writings remain to be some of the only works that give a serious answer to the problem of industrial technology. For that, he must be remembered.
There is still much to be done, technology continues to enroach over our green earth, wrecking ecosystems and enslaving humanity. We must have faith. We are only in the early stages. A great revolution is brewing!
"Never lose hope, be persistent and stubborn and never give up. There are many instances in history where apparent losers suddenly turn out to be winners unexpectedly, so you should never conclude all hope is lost." (-Ted Kaczynski).
Rest easy, Uncle Ted. 🕊️
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Today marks 3 years since the death of our uncle Ted Kaczysnki.
Thank you for everything Ted, may your soul rest in peace and your ideas be spread far and wide.🌲
"[...] To many of us, freedom and dignity are more important than a long life or avoidance of physical pain. Besides, we all have to die some time, and it may be better to die fighting for survival, or for a cause, than to live a long but empty and purposeless life."
Never lose hope, be persistent and stubborn and never give up. There are many instances in history where apparent losers suddenly turn out to be winners unexpectedly, so you should never conclude all hope is lost.There is still a lot to be done, it's far from over ;) AntiTechRevolt
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"One final paragraph of advice: do not burn yourselves out. Be as I am - a reluctant enthusiast....a part-time crusader, a half-hearted fanatic. Save the other half of yourselves and your lives for pleasure and adventure. It is not enough to fight for the land; it is even more important to enjoy it. While you can. While it’s still here. So get out there and hunt and fish and mess around with your friends, ramble out yonder and explore the forests, climb the mountains, bag the peaks, run the rivers, breathe deep of that yet sweet and lucid air, sit quietly for a while and contemplate the precious stillness, the lovely, mysterious, and awesome space. Enjoy yourselves, keep your brain in your head and your head firmly attached to the body, the body active and alive, and I promise you this much; [...] You will outlive the bastards."
-Edward AbbeyAntiTechRevolt
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"...Interestingly, Leo also explicitly condemns attempts to use AI and related technologies for transhuman endeavours: “humanity – in all its grandeur and woundedness – must never be replaced or surpassed."
This is particularly remarkable as it is highly unusual that a public figure of his holiness’ stature explicitly rejects transhumanism.
Nevertheless, it is important to not overstate Leo’s position. Although he obviously dislikes AI [...] the Pope states that “[w]e can embrace the technological progress that alleviates suffering and unlocks new possibilities, provided that we do not abandon the very essence of our humanity, namely the capacity for relationship and love.”
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The larger and more globally interconnected the system grows, the more brittle it becomes. The longer the system continues to expand, the more disastrous and catastrophic its eventual collapse will be. Therefore, a collapse happening sooner with the help of a revolution rather than later would result in a "lesser disaster" that leaves enough of the natural world intact for human survival. It would be much better to dump the whole stinking system and take the consequences.
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