/lit/ - Literature

Globalism is unavoidable and has been steadily thrusting forward throughout all of history as it is a by-product of technological innovation. The problem is not with globalism but with universalism. The idea that the entire world must take part in the West's techno-scientific development is not only harmful to the West, but unsustainable for the world. Ripping Afro-Asian peoples out of their traditional societies and throwing them into factories to chase some unattainable "progress" will lead to our own demise as a peoples and the destruction of the world's natural environment. Economic globalization can still exist without trying to uplift the masses of the Third World to "developed" status.

Thoughts on this?

Just started reading this today, it seems interesting.

Who's read it?