u/Odd-Carpenter9733 — reddlx

Thoughts on this Slogan in Relation to Technocracy?

This is a motto from the U.S. Army that I thought would fit well with technocracy, "Victory Through Skill". Achieving our goals as a technocratic government would require technical experts to use their knowledge to complete their tasks, so I thought it would be a good fit as they would be using their "skills" to "achieve victory"; i.e. victory through skill. What are you thoughts on this slogan pertaining to technocracy?

u/Odd-Carpenter9733 — 13 days ago

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Break From YouTube

After 5 months of working on my last video about the Technate, I'm going to take a break. Not for ever, but I think it would be good for me and the channel (Mr. Monad) if I took of the summer and took a break from Technocracy. So if a few people wonder about my absence that's. Have a nice summer, and always keep learning!

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u/Odd-Carpenter9733 — 4 months ago

▲ 35 r/Technocracy

My video essay "Why Trump Doesn't Want a Technate" is complete - Link in description :)

Watch video here: https://youtu.be/jf1QecSAmic

If you spot any major mistakes please let me know, the video is still unlisted so I can reupload if you let me know very soon (Yes I know the audio isn't great, but I've only got one cheap mic). Thanks for supporting me in making this project, it took way longer than I thought it would. The first 10 or so minutes is a basic Technocracy/Technate overview, with a some research and debunkings of some AI content and stuff like that later in the video that people familiar with Technocracy may want to hear about.

*If anyone has a working link to the Technocracy Inc. study course please send it as I want to put it in the description*

*Note for Technocracy Inc. Members: I make a direct statement at the end of the video, saying that I'm not a representative of Technocracy Inc. and they have their own reps*

u/Odd-Carpenter9733 — 5 months ago