/lit/ - Literature

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>If you're looking to be "impressed" you might want to book a ticket to the nearest circus show though, because the anti-tech movement is not preoccupied with entertaining bugmen.

Industrial society simply makes a lot of wrong and oversimplified conclussions - I do support his effort, technology is making us poor and enslaved, but a similar phenomenon was visible even before Industrial revolution (e.g. horses were technology for the rich). Im dissapointed why hasnt he made a distinction between good and bad technology - one that is trully creative and other that is faux creative, consumerism wrapped into techy envelope for bugman to consoooooome.

Do you have a pdf of anti-tech to share?