🦠 Necrocene
A cross-domain analysis of Political, Economic, Cultural, and Ecological theories.
The Dead Universe: The foundational belief that consciousness is an accidental byproduct of matter, rendering the universe fundamentally meaningless and mechanical.
Establishing a triage containing observations of social experience.
Do my daily actions—my consumption, my voting, my work—reinforce a system that treats living beings as resources and the Earth as inventory, making me complicit in my own spiritual depletion?
1. Does the system treat consciousness as a problem to be solved rather than a reality to be embraced?
2. Are qualitative experiences reduced to quantitative data?
3. Is meaning treated as a subjective illusion?
- Reductionist scientific paradigm dominance
- Spiritual/meaning crisis prevalence
- Treatment of animals/nature as insentient
"We are forced to make these difficult decisions because of their barbaric nature."
The Soul
The Capacity to Wonder
To eliminate moral responsibility by framing Them as less than fully human.
Systematic dehumanization in media and political rhetoric ("human animals," "terrorist infrastructure").
Scientism: Framing the conflict as a technical security problem rather than a moral crisis.
Metaphysical Nihilism - The universe is ultimately dead matter, making exploitation "rational" and meaning a personal fiction
Behavioral Economics
How human decisions are reduced to algorithmic patterns and manipulated for profit. Exemplifies operationalizing the materialist view of humans. It reduces human decision-making to predictable algorithmic patterns that can be manipulated for efficiency or profit. This aligns with Necrocene's "Homo Economicus" and the reduction of human experience to data points
"Consciousness Explained" by Daniel Dennett (1991)
Provides the philosophical bedrock for the Necrocene. Dennett argues consciousness is an illusion produced by material processes, perfectly justifying a worldview where only measurable, physical things are "real." This is the intellectual basis for treating the world as dead inventory

