We are building a philosophy and the resources necessary for the continuation of a non-alienated humanity beyond civilization.
Climate collapse. Sixth mass extinction. Epidemics of chronic diseases. Social alienation. Widespread surveillance. Soil destruction. Water poisoning.
The systemic crises that are destroying life on Earth share a common root cause: Artificiality.
These crises are not accidents, nor the result of corrupt politicians, greedy corporations, or failing ideologies. It is neither liberalism vs socialism, democracy vs authoritarianism, nor progressivism vs conservatism.
These illusory alternatives are merely manifestations of a deeper process, a trajectory determined since the dawn of human history.
This trajectory is not a straight, uniform line. Each threshold emerged unevenly, in overlapping waves, across different regions of the world. But the general direction remains constant: increasing artificialization.
Dates are approximate. Each phase emerged at different times in different regions; history is not a strict linear staircase.
Artificiality doesn't just damage the environment—it fundamentally transforms it in ways incompatible with life's regulatory processes. It creates conditions where human biological needs cannot be met. We evolved for hundreds of thousands of years in close relation with wild ecosystems. Our senses, perceptions, social bonds, movement patterns, sleep cycles, nutritional requirements—all shaped by that world.
Artificial systems sever these connections. Industrial food depletes soil and produces nutritionally deficient calories. Urban environments deprive us of natural light, movement, and community. Sedentary work contradicts our physical needs. Social media replaces authentic bonds with hollow interactions. Surveillance and control replace autonomy. The result: epidemics of chronic disease, mental disorders, social fragmentation, and existential emptiness.
But the trajectory doesn't stop with human suffering. Artificiality systematically destroys the living world itself. Wild animals vanish. Ancient forests fall. Soils turn to dust. Oceans die. Entire ecosystems collapse. We are living through the sixth mass extinction—not from malice or failure, but as the inevitable result of the artificial trajectory.
For the first time in history, we can see where this leads—and that visibility changes everything. Understanding the pattern reveals possibilities our ancestors could never perceive.
Two paths lie before us:
If the current trajectory continues without coordinated intervention, three plausible endpoints emerge:
Coordinated exit from artificiality is theoretically possible, but it requires three conditions:
Green energy, sustainable development, circular economy, ethical consumption, political reform—these approaches mistake symptoms for causes. They promise to solve ecological collapse while preserving civilization itself. But civilization is not the solution. Civilization is the problem.
Industrial civilization requires constant growth. It demands extraction, production, consumption, and waste at ever-increasing scales. 'Green growth' is a contradiction: you cannot have infinite growth on a finite planet. Solar panels require rare earth mining. Wind turbines need steel and concrete. Electric cars need lithium extraction and industrial manufacturing. Every 'sustainable' technology depends on the same extractive, hierarchical, artificial systems causing the collapse.
As long as civilization exists, it will transform the environment in ways incompatible with life. Agriculture depletes soil. Cities replace ecosystems. Industry poisons air and water. The State requires control and surveillance. No amount of reform changes this fundamental incompatibility. Civilization carries the seed of ecological destruction within its very structure.
This is why only two paths remain: continue the trajectory, or exit civilization entirely.
Connect with others who understand the trajectory. Share knowledge, coordinate action, and build the infrastructure for conscious rewilding together.
Become a FeralistOur final objective is exiting artificiality. Our actions aim to build the material infrastructure that addresses fundamental human needs.
Spread understanding of the trajectory and lucidity about artificiality
Build networks of those who share this understanding
Give the means for material independence from artificial systems
Rediscover ancestral skills and ways of relating to the living
Construct the complete infrastructure responding to fundamental human needs
We have named the trajectory. Now the question is: what do we build in response?
We are constructing a complete online ecosystem to support concrete ways of living beyond artificial systems: understanding, connection, material autonomy, knowledge transmission, and physical spaces for experimentation.
Here's what we're building together:
A complete and rigorous encyclopedia documenting the trajectory from fire domestication to present crises. Philosophical concepts, historical analysis, critique of artificiality, comparison with other movements. Verifiable sources, explicit methodology, acknowledgment of limitations.
Solid intellectual reference for understanding how we got here. Academic legitimization. Foundation for public debates about our collective future.
Accessible texts on current events analyzed through the feral lens. Blog posts, social media content, multilingual translations. Participation in public debates, responses to criticism, democratic engagement with existing institutions and movements.
Reach a broad audience beyond academics. Allow people who have already reached understanding to find each other. Create visibility for coordinated action.
Connect people worldwide who understand the trajectory. Discussion platforms, experience sharing, mutual aid, coordination between projects. Forum, thematic groups, messaging. Regional coordination, land acquisition support, physical gatherings.
Critical mass for any future action. International coordination necessary—no isolated local solution resists competitive pressure. Weave connections between dispersed feral communities.
Exchange platform for goods and services between members. Tools, seeds, practical knowledge, construction materials, temporary accommodation. Food, crafts, and services certified outside industrial supply chains. Direct connection between producers and community members.
Progressive material autonomization. Reduction of dependence on conventional commercial circuits. Solidarity economy that supports the transition in all scenarios.
Referencing of welcome places for visitors, workshops, training. Validated properties aligned with our philosophy. Temporary and permanent stays. Creation of collective farms, shared habitats, training centers. Geographic visualization of the network.
Physical spaces to experiment. Concrete demonstration of viability. Facilitates physical meetings and resource sharing. Refuges in case of collapse.
Online courses and practical workshops. Permaculture, natural construction, food preservation, plant medicine, crafts, ancestral techniques. Trainings, gatherings, conferences where theory becomes practice. Peer-reviewed research, dialogue with academics.
Transmission of lost knowledge. Development of autonomy skills. Preparation for future transitions in all scenarios. Intellectual credibility and academic influence.
