<p>The Internet is a wonderful place, a totem to human ingenuity, intelligence and creativity turning our world to a global village as one can instantly see what is happening at the other end of the globe if planned correctly, a place of liminality neither here or there, such that it is one the great markers of the progress of technology over the history of humanity which in turn has always been in crucial moments of liberation from our material and social conditions from the wheel, to writing, the book , antibiotics, contraceptives and so on.</p><p><br/></p><p>Reflecting our needs, desires overall our collective unconscious for better or worse as our on these "tools" shouldnt be romanticized but should be look under heavier scrutiny, not simply with our understanding of good and evil but an awareness of dialectical materialism recognising the power technology has over our minds .</p><p><br/></p><p>This is emblematic of the current internet age as of its use of mass communications and network, humanity has found great avenues for more free self expression and proliferation of ideas (Science, Philosophy, leftist ideas i.e Feminism) but as it reflects our society it still follows the powerstructures that frame our society catering to the need for capital, our need for status that inevitably lead to parasociabillity to creators in the space as we are alienated from our unlived lives forced to work with what we have and look unto the screen with all it's fantasies and allure for better or for worse. In a better case it can be learning something that genuinely interest you to your uniqueness but in a worse case you can be sucked into listening to the voice of capital to the never ending cycle of the "rat race", a form of meaning that is divorced from our own humanity something for example that is paramount in the manosphere places (i.e Andrew Tate), in this worse case isolation is mistaken from solitude due to the fear of criticism and the need of control reinforcing the metastructure hierarchy that patriarchy one that reinforces the rest various forms of hierarchies that is capitalism, colonialism, white supremacy, heteronormativy, imperialism, statism and so on as they influence each other. </p><p><br/></p><p>In the case of patriarchy compartmentalization is the key aspect one most point out derived from toxic masculinity that has influenced us all , especially the social construct of the nuclear family it has been reinforced not seeing ourselves as whole beings atomized and alienated from each other. How wouldn't we fail to properly address the strutures that continue climate change or ongoing mental health crisis. It abuses the use of hysteria of a state of doubt instead of critically assesing the power structures of our society, we doubt those we deem lesser than us that do not appeal to the hegemonic symbolic order that these power structure obligates us to follow, for there is death of the individual and community and this in part keeping those in power unaccountable to its society through its monopolized masked violence that social bureaucratic institutions have against us that is also perpetuated by us , work for work sake, a need for survival, for social progress, it is to the needs of capital , for the needs that own the means of production that have created a world of luxury and growth to distract us , keep us docile, repress our need of freedom, of questioning and fighting power that is the hands of the ruling class instead sharing it among us the people as whole.</p><p><br/></p><p>There is no space for that kind of imagination.</p><p>Why would that be </p><p>When such an existence.</p><p>Will threaten status quo.</p><p><br/></p><p>So let's imagine a better world, a world that values the full exent of the human experience and not to be under fetishism of commodities . Building communities that value accountability , love ,care , self expression and self expression. Even if we're not there yet let this dream set up a path for us , of the importance of means and end( equality of both ). </p><p>Power to the people.</p><p>Peace</p><p><br/></p>
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