
then give up your smartphone designed by people with comp sci and electronics engineering degrees on an internet network brought to you by people with rf engineering degrees and supported by people with engtech degrees. or expand your worldview and choose a different school/major.
Each no-buy day is a small act to strengthen our collective âmuscles.â Americans have a hard time giving up our little treats, so these actions are meant to get us used to mobilizing. And if we get enough people to do it, weâre sending a warning to the government that weâre capable of collective momentum and can do it for longer
One day, on a Friday, and doing nothing but yelling at the air and then going back to not caring for one another AND expecting that a corrupt system will fix that problem for us isn't enough. At this point we need quiet behavioral protest facilitated through locally sustained mutual aid, because public protest is exactly what the system wants as fuel to spin its narrative: a narrative that the system is salvageable if we just lean into it harder even though it only benefits the elites.
i didnât say the problem was technology? i said collegiate studies are necessary to manufacture and distribute the tool youâre using to complain that collegiate studies arenât necessary. the fact that you allegedly have a graduate degree (or at least have the privilege to have been in school long enough to get one) is not helping your argument that a higher education is useless.