THE DEVORAH
Automation, Economic Obsolescence, and the Alleged Agenda of Eugenics and Global Depopulation
In this excerpt, Reptiliandude criticizes humanity’s pursuit of economic efficiency and technological progress, arguing that unemployment and the replacement of human workers with automation could produce widespread psychological distress, social instability, and despair. He warns that corporate interests and powerful elites may prioritize profitability and life extension over human welfare, potentially paving the way for eugenics, reproductive restrictions, population control, and mass depopulation through financial coercion, disease, and war. Drawing parallels between the Industrial Revolution and the emerging age of automation, he questions what purpose displaced workers will serve when they are deemed economically unnecessary. He further suggests that humanity’s fixation on consumption and identity politics has distracted it from recognizing supposedly hidden dangers and warnings from other civilizations. The passage concludes with a bleak, fatalistic view of human society, portraying the marginalization of the vulnerable as an extension of nature’s harshness and dismissing optimistic visions of social progress as an illusion that obscures an allegedly darker future.
THE DEVORAH
Automation, Economic Obsolescence, and the Alleged Agenda of Eugenics and Global Depopulation
In this excerpt, Reptiliandude criticizes humanity’s pursuit of economic efficiency and technological progress, arguing that unemployment and the replacement of human workers with automation could produce widespread psychological distress, social instability, and despair. He warns that corporate interests and powerful elites may prioritize profitability and life extension over human welfare, potentially paving the way for eugenics, reproductive restrictions, population control, and mass depopulation through financial coercion, disease, and war. Drawing parallels between the Industrial Revolution and the emerging age of automation, he questions what purpose displaced workers will serve when they are deemed economically unnecessary. He further suggests that humanity’s fixation on consumption and identity politics has distracted it from recognizing supposedly hidden dangers and warnings from other civilizations. The passage concludes with a bleak, fatalistic view of human society, portraying the marginalization of the vulnerable as an extension of nature’s harshness and dismissing optimistic visions of social progress as an illusion that obscures an allegedly darker future.
Image: As Kuromon Market in Osaka was about to close for the evening I sampled some delicious king crab and did a final lap of the market when I stumbled upon one of the most Japanese scenes I could possibly imagine, a little girl, making friends with a robot (Photo by Andy Kelly via Unsplash)
Source: RD, "What you are really contending with." r/reptiliandude, Reddit, (10 August 2017) https://www.reddit.com/r/reptiliandude/s/Ex1yZX71Op
Reptiliandude: It doesn’t even have to be science fiction themed to see the delusional thinking and complete lack of societal awareness.
Just look at the urban communities to see first-hand the negative psychological effects on people who aren’t gainfully employed.
Without the purposeful effect that comes from completing goals, successfully accomplishing tasks and thus supporting one’s own, the human element descends into self-destructive behavior and despair.
Those who seek to achieve profitability and efficiency at the expense of employment opportunities are leading the species unto a path where unsustainable welfare states will one day acquiesce to a social unrest that will only encourage the acceptance of applied eugenics.
Those far removed from the suffering of those who are not financially viable will demand that such discomforts be dealt with in the most expeditious manner.
Those who bear the rule over you and who currently seek to extend their own lives do so with the implicit understanding that a global depopulation effort to eliminate such undesirables is an inescapable eventuality.
The rank and file here might want to just keep that salient fact in mind, while promoting the poisoned notion that all progress that leads to cost efficiency is good, and that the the relentless course of humanity is linear rather then cyclical.
Yours is a poor example and not well thought out.
At that time in human history, farm workers found themselves migrating in droves to unhealthy factories which put them to work building the industrial age.
That age is now casting its shadow upon you having taken upon itself on a life of its own via the highly paid advocates of corporate helotry.
So, once these inefficient laborers are replaced by automatons, what purpose will they serve?
What course of action shall they take when circumstances push them into either irrelevance or the grave?
Your cloth money supply will be soon be infected with a contagion that will provide the necessary opportunity to establish productive financial and social controls upon this most profligate of species.
From this, those lacking in vitality and vigor will be discouraged from reproducing.
Those promoting rebellion will simply find themselves ‘overdrawn.’
As for the rest, pestilence and war should suffice.
It is in the long run much less expensive to overwrite a species in the womb, than it is to travel there en masse.
Know of a certainty that the one thing faster than the speed of light is the ‘communication’ of those little things whose spin characteristics influences another’s simultaneously.
Pity that your species was more concerned about blind consumption and identity politics than in learning to ‘speak’ in ‘real time.’
You might have heard the screams of other worlds trying desperately to awaken yours from its slumber.
The societal change you’re postulating is nothing more than an illusory poison in your veins, causing you to hallucinate a world in which the weak, the obsolete and the useless are woven into a tapestry which defies all that nature has shown you in her inimitable cruelty.
