Devolution
Escaping our dependency on technology
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Engaged in a process of devolution
through urbanization and natural disconnect.
Our wild element has been traded
for comfortable dependency to automated governance.
If reintroduced to the wild and unplugged from dependencies,
the vast majority of people would not know how to survive.
We have domesticated ourselves for convenience,
but at what cost has this come?
Living within the confines of a Human Zoo
has created a fear of the natural world.
Nature cannot be predicted,
making it a force needing to be controlled.
Technology promises an escape
from our own delusion to nature’s reality.
Within the midst of societal technological addiction
lingers the subject of its future inner implantation.
The paradox of a singularity,
where man merges with the machine,
is it’s sold as the next natural step
in the evolution of human consciousness.
Is this creation of man natural
when perceptions will no longer be your own?
What will happen to thoughts in a hive mind,
to souls in the artificial intelligence cloud?
It’s a mistake to think this can be reasoned with.
Technology, having no spirit, has no ethics.
With being labeled a “useless eater,”
what will A.I. conclude regarding “the problem of man?”
When connected to the technology, we will have two choices:
serve in our assigned role or face extermination.
There is no room for individual expression
when the goal is technocratic efficiency.
A re-wilding of man must take place
to preserve our own spiritual sovereignty.
Leave behind algorithmic dictates of technology
and reconnect with the guiding ethics of your heart.
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Hi Evan,
Yes sir, the true spirit of the wilds and the path of the heart seems like the natural connection that's so very important for this time.
Here's hoping you'll have a chance to channel some of the good stuff with some new podcasts for us - surely an antidote for the autumn/winter seasons within the 'machine' : )