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The Techno-Humanist Manifesto, Chapter 2: The Surrender of the Gods (part 2)

Slowing growth isn’t living in harmony with nature—it is surrendering in a battle with nature.

To truly live in harmony with nature, *we must master it.*

The Techno-Humanist Manifesto, Chapter 2: The Surrender of the Gods (part 2)

Slowing growth isn’t living in harmony with nature—it is surrendering in a battle with nature.

To truly live in harmony with nature, *we must master it.*

https://blog.rootsofprogress.org/thm-ch2-the-surrender-of-the-gods-part-2

Founder, The Roots of Progress (rootsofprogress.org). I write about the history of technology and the philosophy of progress. Former tech founder.

You could argue that mastery of nature is also mastery of ourselves

Write code and delete institutions
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Modular tokenomics 
https://github.com/csmit863/Modular-Tokenomics

I think it depends on your definition of mastery. 
For example, I dont think an energy company exec would define mastery that way. 
I don’t want to put words into Jason’s mouth but I’m not sure that’s what he meant either. 
In my opinion the difference can be summarized by the question, knowledge or power?