1 October 2026
Luddism 3.0: Toward a Peer-to-Peer Collective Intelligence
…r could be designed into machine tools. Refusing an obligatory life online Late-twentieth-century neo-Luddism — what I call here, without claiming it is an official period, “Luddism 2.0” — challenges the obligation to carry a screen, hold an account and be reachable and m…