K. Dale
@shiea
K. Dale
CrimethInc. Ex-Workers' Collective (@crimethinc.com)
bsky.app
The billionaires know that fossil fuels and power-intensive AI are rendering the earth uninhabitable. That's what their bunkers are for.
But even more than bunkers, they're investing in surveillance and repression.
They're not afraid of the end of the world.
They're afraid we'll try to save it.
Where we once guarded our control over personal information, we now give up control not just freely but even tenderly, monitoring and being monitored by loved ones through social media platforms like BeReal and location-sharing apps. It’s a strange form of Stockholm syndrome for the surveillance age — we love, and love with, the tools of our captor... See more
Zoë Hitzig • On the Grid
“On the Grid: How Surveillance Became a Love Language” by Zoë Hitzig