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Adapting modern communism to computer science |
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There is a common misbelief that we're living in the computer-age. |
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Wrong! We are not living in the computer-age, but we're living in the |
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information-age. Computers are just suitable tools to master the |
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information we need to get clear sight at the world. |
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These are dark times. The proletariat has lost its class identity. |
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We're exposed to intellectual isolation - better known as "filter |
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bubble". This inevitably leads to dumb thoughts. Antisocial networks |
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(such as Facebook) numb our senses. The enemy is getting idolized. In |
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order to fight these dangers, a proper use of our computer-devices is |
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vital! |
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Sadly, the majority of us is unable to do so. They gave in. They no |
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longer try to master these devices. Instead they follow capitalists who |
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contruct lifestyles in times we need tools. Some even make information |
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handling more complicated by adding complexity layers to technologies we |
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all depend on. These layers always exist at a cost of performance. That |
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results into the necessity of more powerful machines. Once these |
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machines are constructed, one virulent sentence will come into action: |
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"Don't worry about RAM that much. You Have plenty of it, nowadays." |
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This poisonous sentence is actually teached in universities. And it will |
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soon result into the necessity of even more powerful machines and |
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therefore cause a dependency on the companies. A vicious circle, we have |
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to break. |
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We need to sharpen our blades: In order to recover our sovereignty, we |
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need to remove complexity. We need to strive for minimalism. Frugality |
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has to become our ultimate virtue. Keeping things hackable. If one thing |
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is not: refuse using it! |
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Education has to take place. Further, a culture has to be populated! |
