Glendinning discusses computer technologies in his essay Notes Toward a Neo-Luddite Manifesto, specifically how the Neo-Luddites advocate strict regulation or outright rejection of computer technologies which, argues Glendinning, causes "disease and death in their manufacture and use, enhance centralized political power, and remove people from direct experience of life."
We see punk music culture rising to this kind of aesthetic often, in this song as well as in the themes addressed by bands like Ampere, Orchid, Wolves, and others.
Glendinning discusses computer technologies in his essay Notes Toward a Neo-Luddite Manifesto, specifically how the Neo-Luddites advocate strict regulation or outright rejection of computer technologies which, argues Glendinning, causes "disease and death in their manufacture and use, enhance centralized political power, and remove people from direct experience of life."
We see punk music culture rising to this kind of aesthetic often, in this song as well as in the themes addressed by bands like Ampere, Orchid, Wolves, and others.