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Jiang uses it for a theory that big tech corporations seek control by making people dependent and propertyless.
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technofuturism
Jiang uses it for a theory that big tech corporations seek control by making people dependent and propertyless.
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He names neoliberalism, technofuturism, world government, population replacement, and bureaucratic incompetence as partial theories, but argues the better method is to ask who benefits from the trends.
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"...will be happy. That's the idea of neoliberalism. Then you have technofuturism, which is the idea that some big corporations, usually these tech companies,..."
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"They believe in democracy. They believe in freedom. And they're hard to control. So let's replace the white people with Chinese and Indians and..."
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