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SUMMARY:Data & Society Book Club: When We Are Human
DESCRIPTION:\n\nIn this collection of essays\, anarcho-primitivist 
 philosopher John Zerzan offers a scathing critique of modern society. 
 Written during and 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 granted.\n\nWe’ll be discussing his views 
 on:\n\n\n	\n	The psychological toll of virtual existence.\n	\n	\n	The "New 
 Normal" as a permanent state of technological enclosure.\n	\n	\n	Whether a 
 return to a more "human" scale of life is possible or even 
 desired.\n	\n\n\nWhy You Should Attend\n\nWhether you’re a tech-optimist 
 or a digital skeptic\, this session is designed to challenge the underlying 
 assumptions of modern society. Come prepared for an honest\, unfiltered 
 debate. \n
LOCATION:Knight 142
ORGANIZER;CN="Cameron Mulder":MAILTO:cmulder7@uoregon.edu
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DESCRIPTION:\n\nIn this collection of essays\, anarcho-primitivist 
 philosopher John Zerzan offers a scathing critique of modern society. 
 Written during and 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 granted.\n\nWe’ll be discussing his views 
 on:\n\n\n	\n	The psychological toll of virtual existence.\n	\n	\n	The "New 
 Normal" as a permanent state of technological enclosure.\n	\n	\n	Whether a 
 return to a more "human" scale of life is possible or even 
 desired.\n	\n\n\nWhy You Should Attend\n\nWhether you’re a tech-optimist 
 or a digital skeptic\, this session is designed to challenge the underlying 
 assumptions of modern society. Come prepared for an honest\, unfiltered 
 debate. \n
LOCATION:Knight 142
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SUMMARY:Data & Society Book Club: When We Are Human
DESCRIPTION:\n\nIn this collection of essays\, anarcho-primitivist 
 philosopher John Zerzan offers a scathing critique of modern society. 
 Written during and 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 granted.\n\nWe’ll be discussing his views 
 on:\n\n\n	\n	The psychological toll of virtual existence.\n	\n	\n	The "New 
 Normal" as a permanent state of technological enclosure.\n	\n	\n	Whether a 
 return to a more "human" scale of life is possible or even 
 desired.\n	\n\n\nWhy You Should Attend\n\nWhether you’re a tech-optimist 
 or a digital skeptic\, this session is designed to challenge the underlying 
 assumptions of modern society. Come prepared for an honest\, unfiltered 
 debate. \n
LOCATION:Knight 142
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SUMMARY:Data & Society Book Club: When We Are Human
DESCRIPTION:\n\nIn this collection of essays\, anarcho-primitivist 
 philosopher John Zerzan offers a scathing critique of modern society. 
 Written during and 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 granted.\n\nWe’ll be discussing his views 
 on:\n\n\n	\n	The psychological toll of virtual existence.\n	\n	\n	The "New 
 Normal" as a permanent state of technological enclosure.\n	\n	\n	Whether a 
 return to a more "human" scale of life is possible or even 
 desired.\n	\n\n\nWhy You Should Attend\n\nWhether you’re a tech-optimist 
 or a digital skeptic\, this session is designed to challenge the underlying 
 assumptions of modern society. Come prepared for an honest\, unfiltered 
 debate. \n
LOCATION:Knight 142
ORGANIZER;CN="Cameron Mulder":MAILTO:cmulder7@uoregon.edu
CATEGORIES:Book Club, Social Events
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SUMMARY:Data & Society Book Club: When We Are Human
DESCRIPTION:\n\nIn this collection of essays\, anarcho-primitivist 
 philosopher John Zerzan offers a scathing critique of modern society. 
 Written during and 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 granted.\n\nWe’ll be discussing his views 
 on:\n\n\n	\n	The psychological toll of virtual existence.\n	\n	\n	The "New 
 Normal" as a permanent state of technological enclosure.\n	\n	\n	Whether a 
 return to a more "human" scale of life is possible or even 
 desired.\n	\n\n\nWhy You Should Attend\n\nWhether you’re a tech-optimist 
 or a digital skeptic\, this session is designed to challenge the underlying 
 assumptions of modern society. Come prepared for an honest\, unfiltered 
 debate. \n
LOCATION:Knight 142
ORGANIZER;CN="Cameron Mulder":MAILTO:cmulder7@uoregon.edu
CATEGORIES:Book Club, Social Events
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