
The War on Terror's Autocratic Legacy
The institutional and cultural shifts of the war on terror directly enabled the rise of American autocracy and the January 6th insurrection.
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The institutional and cultural shifts of the war on terror directly enabled the rise of American autocracy and the January 6th insurrection.

The Butlerian Jihad is not a war on machines, but a struggle against the human desire to dominate others through technocratic control and the surrender of individual judgment.
The encyclical calls for the ethical governance of artificial intelligence to ensure it promotes human fraternity and protects the inherent dignity of the person against technocratic exploitation.
The author argues that implementing a wealth tax is the only viable way to fund society and curb the rise of a new hereditary aristocracy in an ongoing class war.
The world is being ruined by powerful men who operate with the immature and reckless imagination of ten-year-old boys.

Stop worshipping work: use modern productivity to guarantee necessities with a four-hour day and share leisure widely for a happier, more civilized, and more peaceful world.