E/acc (effective acceleration) seems focused on pushing technological progress for the greater good. Are there any frameworks or philosophies that emphasize accelerationism but with a more individualistic approach?
Ask HN: Is there a individualistic alt to e/acc?
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Re: Ask HN: Is there a individualistic alt to e/acc?
#2That largely is e/acc in practice because they are less concerned with approaching the issue in a society involving way and more whims of the rich retconned into being the 'greater good'.
Re: Ask HN: Is there a individualistic alt to e/acc?
#3> E/acc (effective acceleration) seems focused on pushing technological progress for the greater good.
That's not what it looks like to me.
Re: Ask HN: Is there a individualistic alt to e/acc?
#4> E/acc (effective acceleration) seems focused on pushing technological progress for the greater good. That's not what it looks like to me.
That sounds good but it might give the echos of effective altruism and its recent debacle with the tech/fin industry.
It is a good idea but some notion to counter balance it should exist , some different form or progression philosophy. To keep it on check and balance ?