West Northwest "Humanity First"

Episode 4 of the THE ANTI-TECH CAST podcast, hosted by Anti-Tech Collective, titled "West Northwest "Humanity First"" was published on October 27, 2021 and runs 62 minutes.

October 27, 2021 ·62m · THE ANTI-TECH CAST

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In this episode of The Anti-Tech Cast, Ryan and Griffin talk with anti-tech philosopher West Northwest about her essay entitled, "The Conservation of Man and Wild Nature in Light of 21st-Century Post-Industrial Technologies." When we fight for nature, we must remember that humanity and nature are the same.

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