/lit/ - Literature

>>22758040
There is no place for man in either nature or the technological future. Both tree worship and transhumanism converge in that which is outside of the confines of human intersubjectivity, which can be felt in a cold, lonely night. Human beings don't even know what is natural anymore because they were never natural in the first place. Kaczynski never analyses the psychological causes and conditions that led to what is instantly unnatural. The only hope for mankind is through the fetishistic, self-annihilating embrace of an apophatic Other, which is fundamentally anti-humanist.

In other words, both the bird and mech are superior to mankind. In fact, I will go a step further and say there is no greater glory, no greater beauty, than in the complete annihilation of mankind. In this sense, I am looking at where the diametrically opposed routes of both nature worship and intelligent robotics meet: apophatic panpsychism that transcends transient and temporary forms of this human shell.

Everything has Buddhanature but humanity, and therefore, anything that destroys humanity is good, whether being overtaken by nature or machines. It is only through a love of the non-human above one's basal human drives like procreation that one can reach such a luminous mind that is no longer tainted by the human.