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They muse that human essence involves embracing primitive, beautiful, and even destructive drives, which modern materialism often suppresses or distorts. The danger, they warn, is that technology—designed solely for profit—may accelerate societal collapse or create autonomous, emotionless machines capable of destruction. Their concern is that the system's focus on efficiency and monetization neglects the sacred and divine aspects of human consciousness—elements vital for genuine progress.
Both agree that integrating spirituality and acknowledging realms beyond sensory perception are crucial to counteracting the alienating logic of capitalism and technological dominance.