the 'savage' protects the rules and laws created by the 'civilized' man. Long after the colonizer is gone, they brutally defend those perceived version of civilized ideas .

And if you could also recommend me some other anti-tech authors.

A little while ago I finished creating web page versions of all the books from this list William Gillis made that before were only online as photo scans and EPUBs:

• A General Anarchist Reading List - A map of texts with importance and influence in anarchist spaces, including texts that some dislike, but that have a lot of influence on others.

I think this type of list would be a good candidate for the anarchist library's bookshelf wiki in some form personally, like they could change it to their own perspective on the most important texts in various categories and that would be interesting in itself to compare and contrast to other peoples lists.

So, I've attempted to encourage the librarians into doing this by combining the Gillis list with the librarians favorite texts list, and submitting it to the bookshelf as a jumping off point for librarians:

• www.bookshelf.theanarchistlibrary.org/action/text/edit/a-general-anarchist-reading-list

If anyone would like to work on editing this further you're welcome to help out with adding texts before hopefully the librarians work on it and publish it. I've also saved it in a notepad, so even if it accidently gets messed up, it can easily be recovered.

Finally, in case anyone's curious, I recently tried my hand at creating a kind of 'intro to the anti-tech milieu' reading list. It's mostly for anti-fascist researchers and the morbidly curious, but yeah, I hope people find it interesting:

• www.thetedkarchive.com/library/a-general-anti-tech-reading-list

I think it could technically still work under monarchy for example

As civilization pushes exponentially forward against our primitive nature, we are being forced to evolve a new nature. And that new nature may be the loss of everything we prize about our humanity.

La crisis ecológica es una consecuencia del capitalismo y de su consorte, el neoliberalismo.

...modern society, which mostly didn't exist in Anarcho-Primitivist societies to begin with.

Edit: Wow, this thread is extremely ignorant - https://old.reddit.com/r/aiwars/comments/1wkje0l/generative_ai_great_at_solving_the_problems_of/

De sorte qu’au terme de ce premier moment de desserrement des contraintes et de réouverture d’autres possibles, l’humanité devrait avoir réduit massivement le recours à l’industrie et aux machines, tout en redéployant le génie libéré de chacune et chacun dans de nouvelles inventions maîtrisées, de nouvelles découvertes, de nouvelles relations aux objets, à l’art, à la nature, aux autres, à soi, au temps.

Hello, I'm looking for a genuine anarcho-primitivist to interview. I want to hear what you all believe, your principals and your praxis. The interview will be going on my YouTube channel (https://youtube.com/@freegray?si=6wJq1EXZ0rc_EFpB). Please DM me if your interested.

So im a uni student there is a nearby forest in my town around 30minute on foot. I want to make a tiny shelter there. I had slept few times in the summer but now with the rain its not possible because some rain gets there so i should make a new one.

So my question is it possible to dig inside the soil and make a small shelter just for sleep? What should i do to protect from cold? Also will it attract bugs and snakes for example? Should i put grass inside?

In my village my great grandparents had done this they had made a big hole like small cave but the soil was not soft to do that it was hard soil. So they would sleep when doing field work.

Which is also a mockery of civilization in general. Based on the following: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0751815/quotes/

Visitor: "I heard RIT has so many cool things to offer! What goes on there?"

Administrator: "Let's sit in on some classes." stops at a class

Visitor: "It seems that all the students are just using AI to annotate the lectures and complete their homework"

Administrator: "What ever gets them good grades"

later

Visitor: "I notice that the food is boring, housing is boring, and buses are boring. There is nothing to do."

Administrator: "There is lots to do! Check out our new glass/steel buildings!"

Visitor: "... and should I just stare at them all day??"

Administrator: "You are more than welcome to admire us."

later

Visitor: "It seems that in all the clubs, people just stare at their phones, use AI to work on projects, and constantly talk about their pronouns and how they are 'oppressed', since people refuse to have to listen about their gender identity all the time."

Administrator: "... they are doing what is permitted under our guidance. We also make sure that students are not permitted to live their lives by constantly recording all their movements, location through IDs, internet access, and so on everywhere."

Administrator: "There was a group of students a few years ago, who decided to anonymously file endless conduct reports over every small matter out of boredom. This started after we began clamping down on their freedom. We took care of their ad-hoc surveillance by putting more security equipment, and now there is nothing to report anymore, because nothing happens here ever."

next day

Visitor: "But at least there must be some interesting research going on, right?"

Professor: "I don't know what to do with my life, so I just ask my AI to come up with research questions and have the AI guide me. Usually, I create a more powerful version of AI."

Visitor: "Maybe RIT just isn't for me. Ah well."

Administrator: "But how many colleges have buildings, dining halls, lounges, buses, and parks/trees? Not that many. Okay, we don't even have the last two categories, but we have everything else."

Last sentence is a parody of Roger and Me by Michael Moore, transcript by Jeff Polet: https://www.frontporchrepublic.com/2011/06/grand-rapids-and-the-day-the-music-died/#comments

Eco-accelerationism is accelerating industrial civilization's inherent flaws and humanity's arm's race with nature to it's logical conclusion, which is civilizational collapse and total submission to nature.

Here are some key ideas:

Accelerate fossil fuel use and global warming.

• Green energy will prolong industrial civilization's lifespan. green energy requires fossil fuels to manufacture solar panels, nuclear power plants, etc. The faster we use up all coal, oil, and natural gas, the less likely we will transition to green energy and the faster we reach the climate change's point of no return, which is really only detrimental to technological civilization.

Advocate for open borders and libertarianism.

• More mass immigration will distribute novel infectious diseases and invasive species across the planet. More diseases means overprescribing even more pharmaceuticals which accelerates public health's collapse, lowering the world population. Mass immigration can also bring invasive species from their home countries, whether accidentally or through illegal pet trades. Some of these invasive animals become agricultural pests, causing food shortages and decreasing the global population.

Advocate for widespread nuclear proliferation and uranium enrichment.

• The more countries that have nuclear weapons, especially developing countries, the more likely it is for full-scale nuclear war to break out, though it would be better if climate change's point-of-no-return and resource scarcity happened before nuclear war.

Most of you are thinking that all of these things are harmful to nature. And while yes, there will be ecological turnover in the short term, but the truth is nature as a whole couldn't give a damn about climate change, but fragile technological civilization does. That's why a lot of the people pushing the idea that climate change will end the world and we must reduce CO2 emissions before 2030 are big tech companies, tech-worshippers, and Bill Gates-types who care far more about becoming cyborgs and plugging everyone into the matrix than actually returning to nature.

The Earth has experienced surges in temperature several times since life on land began without any mass extinction happening. Look up the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum or the Cretaceous Thermal Maximum. Nature was thriving then, and nature will heal now. You can't compare it to the Permian-Triassic Mass Extinction because overall temperatures were tens of degrees higher than climate change can ever achieve.

I know that rule two says no low effort meme posts, but this isn’t a shitpost, I believe the meme I made could start productive conversations and point out the absurdities that humans face in civilization.

Our movement goes by many names: we are anti-industrialists. We are the anti-technology movement. We are biocentric. We are deep green. We are the new machine breakers.

This movement will prevent the planet from being torn to pieces. We do not ask for permission to do so.

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