The Industrial Revolution And Its Consequences Have

Let's Stick To The Practical And The Concrete: Would You Like It If People Lived In A Virtual World? If Machines Were Smarter Than People? If, In The Future, People, Animals And Plants Were Products Of Technology? If You Don't Like These Ideas, Then For You The Computer And Biological Sciences Clearly Are Dangerous.

Constitutional Rights Are Useful Up To A Point, But They Do Not Serve To Guarantee Much More Than What Could Be Called The Bourgeois Conception Of Freedom. According To The Bourgeois Conception, A "free" Man Is Essentially An Element Of A Social Machine And Has Only A Certain Set Of Prescribed And Delimited Freedoms; Freedoms That Are Designed To Serve The Needs Of The Social Machine More Than Those Of The Individual.

I Don't Want To Live Long. I Would Rather Get The Death Penalty Than Spend The Rest Of My Life In Prison

People Do Not Consciously And Rationally Choose The Form Of Their Society. Societies Develop Through Processes Of Social Evolution That Are Not Under Rational Human Control.

Some People Have Low Susceptibility To Advertising And Marketing Techniques. These Are The People Who Aren't Interested In Money. Material Acquisition Does Not Serve Their Need For The Power Process.