The Ethical Anti-Tech Humanist Framework

A survival guide for staying human in a world optimized to forget you.

This isn't a call to smash your phone—it's a call to remember what it means to be a human who thinks, feels, and creates without permission.

About / Manifesto

You're not crazy. The world is weirder now. This zine isn't about going off-grid or smashing your phone with a hammer (though, power to you if that’s your thing). It's about recognizing how deeply systems of technology and control have woven themselves into your daily life—and deciding what the hell to do about it.

You're not powerless—but you've been trained to feel that way.

This isn’t a call to panic. It’s a call to remember you have a spine.

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Download the Zine (PDF)

Print it, staple it, leave it on a coffee shop table. Booklet print recommended.

Drawing Prompts

• 01. This Is Not a Manifesto: Draw what “resistance” feels like to you—not a symbol, but a feeling.
• 02. The Machine Is Eating Everything: Illustrate the machine as you experience it—an app, a system, a force.
• 03. Autonomy Is Dying and No One’s Screaming: Draw yourself fixing something with tools you don’t remember learning.
• 04. Convenience Is Poison: Sketch the price tag on something that feels “frictionless.”
• 05. If You Can’t Fix It, You’re Renting Your Life: Create a label for a product that looks owned but is secretly leased.
• 06. Shrink Your World to Get It Back: Map your neighborhood—but only the places where humans talk.
• 07. Your Attention Is the Final Frontier: Visualize a timeline of your day: what you chose vs. what was chosen for you.
• 08. This Is Your Brain on Algorithms: Draw what it feels like to scroll and forget what you’re looking for.
• 09. Make Stuff, Break Stuff, Feel Something: Sketch something flawed that you made and secretly loved.
• 10. This Isn’t a Solution, But It’s a Start: Design your own warning label: “Imperfect human inside.”
• Appendix A: Draw your analog survival kit.
• Appendix B: Create a sigil for staying human in a wired world.
• Epilogue: Draw a zine being printed by a broken machine—intentionally, defiantly wrong.

system.log

    [ERROR] render_stack overflowed on page 4
    [RETRY] PDF compilation attempt #37 failed
    [WARNING] epilogue duplicated — again
    [INFO] Drawing prompts missing, replacing with existential dread
    [FAILURE] Output is technically correct but morally broken
    [ERROR] First version only included 4 pages
    [WARNING] Sidebar bullets rendered as one blob
    [ERROR] Drawing prompts were AWOL (again)
    [INFO] Epilogue cloned itself like a cursed AI hydra
    [DEBUG] All 13 sections merged into chapter one (???)
    [RETRY] User rebuilt the whole thing manually
    [FAILURE] Second epilogue returned anyway
    [FIXED] Drawing prompts removed by request
    [SUCCESS] Final zine generated cleanly
    [DOMAIN] www.teathf.com acquired — direct line to chaos
    [OK] User still here. Resistance intact.