/lit/ - Literature

>>20927303
transhumanism was coined by the former vice president and later president of the British Eugenics Society which was renamed in 1980s after the father of eugenics to the Galton Institute only to be renamed again sometime in the past two years. his name was Julian Huxley and he served as the first Director General of UNESCO.

this is why I prefer mumford.

>>20908599
mind, the mujaheddin later turned into Al Qaeda and Al Qaeda was used as the excuse for the forever war on terror which is still in effect today in america 20 years later {see "Declaration of National Emergency by Reason of Certain Terrorist Attacks"}

>>20867530
china's system, from what I understand, is practically a technocracy which has a wide range of capitalist enterprises. for example, Blackrock's sister company, Blackstone is heavily embedded in the country. the CEO of Blackstone, Schwarzman, has even created a program modeled after the Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford designed to "create a growing network of global leaders that will build strong ties between China and the rest of the world." and as far as one or the other, i mean, the blueprint is obviously China.
another author at unlimitedhangout phrased it as being a "techno-communitarian form of neo-feudalism," which can in no way be strictly referred to as communism.
https://unlimitedhangout.com/2020/08/reports/the-real-reason-why-blackstone-is-courting-the-pentagon/

>>20847317
i just finished his Open Conspiracy {1928} and it was okay. good insight into the formation of what would later become a part of the New World Order {1940}, which I have yet to read.
its important to note that Wells was a member of the fabian society {wolf in sheeps clothing}, an advocate for technocracy and an avid eugenicist.