We are building a philosophy and the material resources required to sustain a non-alienated humanity, beyond civilization.
Climate collapse. The sixth mass extinction. Epidemics of chronic disease. Social alienation. Mass surveillance. Soil destruction. Water poisoning.
The systemic crises destroying life on Earth share a single fundamental cause: artificiality.
These crises are not accidents, nor the result of corrupt politicians, greedy corporations, or failed ideologies. This is not liberalism versus socialism, democracy versus authoritarianism, nor progressivism versus conservatism.
These false alternatives are merely surface expressions of a much deeper process, set in motion at the dawn of human history.
Dates are approximate. Each phase emerged at different times in different regions; history is not a strictly linear staircase.
Artificiality does not merely damage the environment; it fundamentally transforms it in ways incompatible with the life-regulating processes of the biosphere. It creates conditions in which human needs can no longer be met.
We evolved for hundreds of thousands of years in close relationship with wild ecosystems. All of our senses, perceptions, social bonds, movements, sleep cycles, and nutritional needs were shaped by these environments.
Artificial systems shatter this balance. Industrial food depletes soils and produces nutritionally deficient calories. Urban environments deprive us of natural light, movement, and community. Sedentary labor contradicts our fundamental physical needs. Social media replaces authentic bonds with hollow interactions. Dependence on the welfare state replaces autonomy.
The result: epidemics of chronic disease, mental disorders, social fragmentation, and existential emptiness.
This does not end with human suffering. Artificiality systematically destroys the living world. Wild animals vanish. Ancient forests fall. Soils turn to dust. Oceans die. Entire ecosystems collapse.
We are living through the sixth mass extinction as a direct and inevitable consequence of the process of artificialization.
For the first time in history, we can see where this trajectory seems to inexorably lead. And this visibility changes everything.
Two Paths Lie Before Us
If the current trajectory continues without coordinated intervention, three plausible outcomes emerge:
To continue on this path is to accept one of these endings.
Continue the TrajectoryA coordinated exit from artificiality is theoretically possible. But it requires three fundamental conditions:
Green energy, sustainable development, political reform, technological solutionism: these approaches confuse symptoms with causes.
They promise to resolve current crises while preserving civilization. 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.
Every so-called "sustainable" technology depends on the same extractivist, hierarchical, and artificial systems that are driving collapse.
As long as civilization exists, it will transform the environment in ways incompatible with life. Industrial agriculture depletes soils. Cities replace ecosystems. Industry poisons air and water. The State demands ever-greater control and surveillance.
No reform can correct this fundamental incompatibility. Civilization carries within it the seed of ecological destruction and the erosion of human freedom.
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Spreading an understanding of our trajectory and of Artificiality.
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Giving people the means to achieve independence from artificial systems.
Understanding human physiology and ways of life.
Exiting Artificiality.
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