"This intellectual throughline—from Mises to Hoppe to figures like Yarvin and Thiel—helps explain the emergence of what some have called “techno-libertarianism.” It represents a dangerous alignment of anti-democratic thought with immense technological and financial resources, posing significant challenges to traditional conceptions of democratic governance and civic responsibility." ...
"Silicon Valley elites who had built successful companies began to view democratic processes not just as inefficient, but as fundamentally irrational—the product of what they saw as emotional decision-making by non-technical people."
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I have never felt like finding a cabin in the woods more than I have after reading this. I'm smelling blood in the air, or the potential of bloodshed anyway, and that's precisely what they want you to feel. I believe these techno-fascists are fundamentally cowards, hiding behind their algorithms. But then, in today's world, those that control the algorithms ...
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