Those following the more pragmatic conversations on the topic know that, if there ever was a chance of keeping this planet habitable, it wouldn't be through solar panels and electric vehicles. These technologies would come at an incredible carbon and ecological cost, if they were ever to be deployed at the massive scale required to … Continue reading The Fairy Tale Is Over

Like with any commercial zoo, the visitors' brochure always shows happy animals delightfully roaming about in their confined, carefully curated cages, occasionally interacting gleefully with both the staff and the public. They are carefully photoshopped to look like animals who have chosen their "stardom": they love the attention and the spotlight, because all they ever … Continue reading Living and Dying in the Consumatron Zoo

Necrocapitalism manages to hide its dark agenda behind the most colourful, mesmerizing shopfront: an endless theme park of consumerism, where our physical senses succumb to the lights, the smells, the sounds, the promises of a better "life". "Retail therapy" as it is called, is a euphemism for the intravenous narcotics of consumerism which numb the … Continue reading The Consumatron Theme Park

Society has become a drug addict trapped in its own hallucinations, which are essential in order to survive this dystopia. We have built a civilisation and self-affirming #psychonomy which do everything in their power to maintain our delusion that this party will go on forever.  The media machine of the farm, which is about to … Continue reading Information Pandemics

The splitting of our personality between the real and the virtual is a recipe for developing almost every form of mental health pathology that exists. The more we divide ourselves into distinct, sometimes incompatible personalities e.g. between our professional and personal avatars, the more difficult it becomes to feel whole, genuine and content at any … Continue reading Multiple Avatar Psychosis

Necrocapitalism may have reached sentience, but there is another sentient system on this planet that is much, much older.  In fact, it is ancient.  It is billions of years old.  The rocks that fall off a cliff, the sea kelp that grows in the ocean, the light of the sun sweeping over land in the … Continue reading Under the Watchful Gaze of the Earthnet of Things

The Unhappiness Machine tells us a story that we are all familiar with in one way or another but insist on not hearing: the story of man's rapid progress towards the end of the world he knows and organizes. In this book, which draws attention to the tragedy of the human species, ashamed of its … Continue reading Turkish Book Review – The Unhappiness Machine (Livera Publications)