Re:Life at the End of American Empire
by naringas on Tuesday January 14, 2020 @06:04PM
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seems to me like subcultural-ideology (frankly puerile and overly simplistic) intended to set-up a more robust (still) unrepresented ideology summed up as "just do what the algoritm/computer system tells you to do". i.e. the super-king they want will speak to them through their phones.
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Re:Life at the End of American Empire
by Apocryphon on Tuesday January 14, 2020 @06:08PM
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Yeah, this article's attempt to explain the Dark Enlightenment subculture is interesting on its own, and deserves its own post. But I also find the author's description of the current problems of the age (and thus gives rise to these radical movements) compelling. It's the same world that the OP is describing.