A message to so called non-violent revolutionaries on neglecting tech
📣 Message to the 'Non-Oppressed Revolutionaries'[edit | edit source]
"You’re not going to liberate the world by quoting dead Europeans. You liberate it by building something the Empire can’t understand."
Listen, comrade. While you're on your 13th reread of *State and Revolution*, the tools for building our *own* infrastructure—our own factories, our own science labs, our own knowledge networks—are sitting right in front of you.
Your phone is stronger than the computers used in the Moon landing. You have AI in your browser, electronics in your pocket, and access to almost every research paper ever written. And what are you doing with that power?
Still waiting for theory to tell you what to do next?
Let me be clear:
- The REAL non-violent revolution is already happening.
- It’s being built by hackers, tinkerers, open-science punks, guerrilla roboticists, indigenous technologists, and farm-shed physicists.
- They don’t ask permission.
- They forge paths through the infinite possibility space of knowledge and creation—paths you can walk too.
"You dumbass, kick logic out and do the impossible! Remember that, that's the way Team Gurren rolls!" – Kamina, Revolutionary Inspirer
Every 3D-printed sensor, every homemade microscope, every AI-powered local archive is a blow against colonial science. Every hacked Raspberry Pi running a mesh network in a remote village is worth more than a thousand tired slogans.
You want praxis? Build something. Share it. Show others how.
🛠️ Sharing Is Building Is Liberation[edit | edit source]
"Proprietary software is an injustice. Sharing is good, and with digital technology, sharing is easy." – Richard Stallman
We need more than critique—we need creation.
We need *shared labs*, *shared code*, *shared data*, and *shared dreams*.
Each time you remix open tools and publish your results, you punch a hole in the walls of the intellectual enclosure.
🌱 Roots in the Tunnel Walls[edit | edit source]
The more we share, the more forks in the tunnel of possibility-space. Each tool, each experiment, each handmade AI model or soil sensor becomes a root digging deeper into unexplored territory. The further we push, the more we discover new ways to live, grow, and resist.
We’re not here to repeat the 20th century. We’re here to build the 21st.
So stop waiting.
- You are the lab. You are the revolution.**
These days you don't even need to learn much, just have an idea, talk about it with an ai, figure out which parts need creating and which parts have already been created, use ai for software creation, use measurements for hardware design (soon enough use ai for that too), use 3d-printers for hardware creation. You don't even need to build things, you are creating an ikea-like assembly kit to create the impossible at home. Open up your labs to others locally and share tech to encourage more creations and more creative people
Long live Team Gurren. Long live open-source science. Long live the decentralized lab. Long live all the revolutionaries whose names go unmentioned 🔧🔥🌱