The Principles of Feralism

1. The human being is an animal.

2. The Living is the only value worth defending.

3. Natural laws are immutable and sovereign.

4. The wild state represents the optimal state of the Living.

5. Free will is an illusion.

6. Good and Evil do not exist.

7. Natural instinct is the only guide.

8. The quest for energy and reproduction is the fundamental motivation of living beings.

9. The pursuit of pleasure is the instinctive principle that directs life toward the optimal state.

10. Human fulfillment is possible only through the satisfaction of natural needs.

11. The environment determines the human condition.

12. The domestication of fire is the source of human alienation.

13. Domestication is a process that inhibits instinctive behaviors.

14. The eradication of Artificiality is the ultimate goal of Feralism.

15. Civilization is the manifestation of Artificiality elevated to the status of a system.

16. Dysgenics is an unavoidable consequence of Artificiality.

17. Culture is the ensemble of substitutive activities symptomatic of human alienation.

18. Technology is not neutral.

19. The human being is not perfectible.

20. Feral man is neither civilized man nor primitive man; he is their dialectical culmination.