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DESCRIPTION:In this collection of essays\, anarcho-primitivist philosopher 
 John Zerzan offers a scathing critique of modern society. Written during a
 nd after the COVID-19 lockdowns\, Zerzan argues that the pandemic didn’t
  just disrupt our lives\, it accelerated our domesticity and dependence on
  the very digital infrastructures that alienate us.\n\nThis is a critical\
 , and perhaps uncomfortable look at the "Progress" we often take for grant
 ed.\n\nWe’ll be discussing his views on:\n\nThe psychological toll of vi
 rtual existence.\n\nThe "New Normal" as a permanent state of technological
  enclosure.\n\nWhether a return to a more "human" scale of life is possibl
 e or even desired.\n\nWhy you should attend\n\nWhether you’re a tech-opt
 imist or a digital skeptic\, this session is designed to challenge the und
 erlying assumptions of modern society. Come prepared for an honest\, unfil
 tered debate.
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DESCRIPTION:In this collection of essays\, anarcho-primitivist philosopher 
 John Zerzan offers a scathing critique of modern society. Written during a
 nd after the COVID-19 lockdowns\, Zerzan argues that the pandemic didn’t
  just disrupt our lives\, it accelerated our domesticity and dependence on
  the very digital infrastructures that alienate us.\n\nThis is a critical\
 , and perhaps uncomfortable look at the "Progress" we often take for grant
 ed.\n\nWe’ll be discussing his views on:\n\nThe psychological toll of vi
 rtual existence.\n\nThe "New Normal" as a permanent state of technological
  enclosure.\n\nWhether a return to a more "human" scale of life is possibl
 e or even desired.\n\nWhy you should attend\n\nWhether you’re a tech-opt
 imist or a digital skeptic\, this session is designed to challenge the und
 erlying assumptions of modern society. Come prepared for an honest\, unfil
 tered debate.
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 n-we-are-human
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DESCRIPTION:In this collection of essays\, anarcho-primitivist philosopher 
 John Zerzan offers a scathing critique of modern society. Written during a
 nd after the COVID-19 lockdowns\, Zerzan argues that the pandemic didn’t
  just disrupt our lives\, it accelerated our domesticity and dependence on
  the very digital infrastructures that alienate us.\n\nThis is a critical\
 , and perhaps uncomfortable look at the "Progress" we often take for grant
 ed.\n\nWe’ll be discussing his views on:\n\nThe psychological toll of vi
 rtual existence.\n\nThe "New Normal" as a permanent state of technological
  enclosure.\n\nWhether a return to a more "human" scale of life is possibl
 e or even desired.\n\nWhy you should attend\n\nWhether you’re a tech-opt
 imist or a digital skeptic\, this session is designed to challenge the und
 erlying assumptions of modern society. Come prepared for an honest\, unfil
 tered debate.
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 n-we-are-human
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CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DESCRIPTION:In this collection of essays\, anarcho-primitivist philosopher 
 John Zerzan offers a scathing critique of modern society. Written during a
 nd after the COVID-19 lockdowns\, Zerzan argues that the pandemic didn’t
  just disrupt our lives\, it accelerated our domesticity and dependence on
  the very digital infrastructures that alienate us.\n\nThis is a critical\
 , and perhaps uncomfortable look at the "Progress" we often take for grant
 ed.\n\nWe’ll be discussing his views on:\n\nThe psychological toll of vi
 rtual existence.\n\nThe "New Normal" as a permanent state of technological
  enclosure.\n\nWhether a return to a more "human" scale of life is possibl
 e or even desired.\n\nWhy you should attend\n\nWhether you’re a tech-opt
 imist or a digital skeptic\, this session is designed to challenge the und
 erlying assumptions of modern society. Come prepared for an honest\, unfil
 tered debate.
GEO:44.043178;-123.077726
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 n-we-are-human
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CATEGORIES:Workshop
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Discussion
CATEGORIES:Reading
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DESCRIPTION:In this collection of essays\, anarcho-primitivist philosopher 
 John Zerzan offers a scathing critique of modern society. Written during a
 nd after the COVID-19 lockdowns\, Zerzan argues that the pandemic didn’t
  just disrupt our lives\, it accelerated our domesticity and dependence on
  the very digital infrastructures that alienate us.\n\nThis is a critical\
 , and perhaps uncomfortable look at the "Progress" we often take for grant
 ed.\n\nWe’ll be discussing his views on:\n\nThe psychological toll of vi
 rtual existence.\n\nThe "New Normal" as a permanent state of technological
  enclosure.\n\nWhether a return to a more "human" scale of life is possibl
 e or even desired.\n\nWhy you should attend\n\nWhether you’re a tech-opt
 imist or a digital skeptic\, this session is designed to challenge the und
 erlying assumptions of modern society. Come prepared for an honest\, unfil
 tered debate.
GEO:44.043178;-123.077726
LOCATION:Knight Library\, 142
SUMMARY:Data and Society Book Club: "When We Are Human"
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/data-society-book-club-whe
 n-we-are-human
CATEGORIES:Lectures & Presentations
CATEGORIES:Workshop
CATEGORIES:Free
CATEGORIES:Discussion
CATEGORIES:Reading
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