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Overall I'd say yes.
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no it made people dependent and they cannot survive on their own since no one knows how to grow crops or do anything really. Pretty much they turned everyone into a consoomer with 0 knowledge on basic survival.
You could say in a way yes but it also brought many issues. Ted Kaczynski explained it the best in his manifesto
That is very true. Even though it made life more comfortable it also brought many problems with it
I'd say to a degree yes.
However, it essentially has allowed for decadence due to its unrestricted growth & social decay
As I always say Whites are the carpenters, Jews are the termites who squirm into the cracks
This is why I favor controlled, Fascist-style governance of a civilization to guide it
However, it essentially has allowed for decadence due to its unrestricted growth & social decay
As I always say Whites are the carpenters, Jews are the termites who squirm into the cracks
This is why I favor controlled, Fascist-style governance of a civilization to guide it
Where can I read it?
Physically, no. Psychologically, kinda.
Search Ted Kaczynski collection of writings on archive.org or use libgen.is
it brought mental illness too that no other human ever had to experience in the past. No one back then killed themselves, but now more and more people seem to rope because life is just meaningless especially for sub5s.
Imagine a simple life where you live in a village , know everyone around you and grow your own food for living.
No stress, no getting a (((degree))) , guaranteed ascension due to your traditionalist environment.
Only delusional fools like how we live now.
mental pain > physical pain.
This is my take
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its going downhill from this point onwards thou. Soon we will be in a cyberpunk like dystopia
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How?
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People who vote no are naive, and possibly stupid.
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why?
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You really have no idea how civilization has improved human life and have to ask why?
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yes
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You're 18, right?
Gave us comfort, freedom, and pleasure, but also depression, chronic stress, and anxiety.
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yes
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OK, so you're just naive - for now. You're on the internet as we speak, so here's your chance to do a bit of research on your own into the question and give yourself a chance to learn proactively.
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Comfort: the pleasant and satisfying feeling of being physically or mentally free from pain and suffering, or something that provides this feeling
Freedom? In what way? Is being able to do whatever you want to not the definition of freedom? or is being told what to do and what not to do freedom?
Pleasure sure in some ways but it brought more suffering than pleasure
Why dont you explain it?
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Because I want you to make the effort to learn it on your own. Plus, I don't feel like writing a lengthy post about it.
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Alright then it seems like you are so deep in your delusion that there is no way of changing your opinion so i wont make any effort to do it
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We have created a.finely tuned hell that produces suicidal misery on a vast scale everyone here knows this
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Bro, look in the mirror. You're not going to bait me into writing a fucking essay just for you when 15 minutes reading on the internet on your own time would educate you. And if you don't bother, then you're stupid as well as naive.
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Ive spend hundreds of hours reading and came to the conclusion that it has negatively impacted our lives
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OK, then you've made up your mind after - I assume - you've looked at all of the evidence. That settles it.
What did you read? Did you read Ted Kaczynski's texts?
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Yes ive read the manifesto and some other stuff but im talking about the "evidence" that suggests that civilization improved human life
Wdym? Can you link some of the texts you have read
Has human life improved from cavemen times, yes.
Has human life improved recently (last 50 yrs) as everything is crumbling, no
Has human life improved recently (last 50 yrs) as everything is crumbling, no
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I mean ive read stuff that suggests that it has improved human life and ive never agreed with any of it
I see but tbh even Ted agreed that civilization did somewhat make life easier but that that is not necessarily a good thing. Either way I still haven't read all his writings so I have a lot to learn
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It did make life easier in some ways yes and thats the problem
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