Now and then I have a run-in with people known as anarcho-primitivists.
Yes, that's a thing. They're literally against civilization.
I'm not trying to insult them, by the way. I'm describing them precisely the way they want to be described.
They want to return to a preindustrial state. That necessarily means billions of deaths.
I am not confident that this particularly concerns them.
They would leave behind the benefits of civilization, and return to foraging, using a bow and arrow, and living in makeshift shelters.
I rather doubt this movement is going to take off.
And thank goodness: I'd be dead in two days.
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