Yu Koyo Peya is a documentary by Tyler Kimble summarizing a
primitivist critique of civilization, and the arguments regarding
our impending collapse. What a pitiful condition our species has created of itself. The possibilities for truth and beauty are dwindling. The fever of the world has crossed the threshold and it's over-turned the 'order' of the earth.
We live in the last days of civilization. Take a look at how it all ends:
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Mixed reactions to this
Both options, collapse and anarcho-primitivism, seem to me horrible. As much as I hate our culture and economy I actually love technology. There is a difference between technological thinking and technology itself. They were too unclear in the film as to why exactly careful and speedy adoption of new energy sources could not happen. They said that our current economy is based on oil and therefore our economy can't move on. Well maybe our economy can't do it but a new economy can. An new way of relating to production is needed, not simply letting Capitalism run its full course in ruining our thought, our planet, and our welfare. Living in tribes is simply not the way I want to live. If the crisis does happen, which it most likely will, I'm not going to go back to the caves. But I guess it wouldn't matter what i want to do as I'll be dead.
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