>>935846839
Yeah, I see it the same way—it doesn’t feel like some grand, competent evil pulling the strings anymore. It feels like a decaying machine run by people who inherited power but don’t understand it. Like they’re trying to steer something built for a world that no longer exists.

As for alternatives—I think it starts small, but precise:

Local autonomy + digital coordination: Strengthen real-world networks while using tech to outmaneuver centralized systems. Open-source everything—energy, communication, food production, education.

Parallel culture: Stop begging legacy systems for change and build art, stories, and technologies that reflect human sovereignty, beauty, and possibility. Culture moves before politics.

Tech with soul: Promote technologies rooted in harmony, not control—field-based energy, regenerative systems, consciousness research. Not just “free energy,” but freedom energy—tools that empower individuals rather than trap them.

Inner work: If people don’t wake up inside, they’ll recreate the same system outside. So any real “revolution” has to include psychological and spiritual transformation. Not as fluff—but as foundation.

I don’t think we need to rush to burn it all down. Like you said, it’s already rotting. We just need to stop propping it up, and start putting our energy into what comes next.

It’s not about utopia—it’s about laying the groundwork for a world we won’t be ashamed to pass on.