GENERATIONISM AND ITS ANTIDOTE: AN ONTOLOGICAL DEFENSE AGAINST DIGITAL TYRANNY
This study presents an original "Generationism" (Onto-Objectivism) doctrine that macro-philosophically deciphers the totalitarian exploitation regime established by cyber-physical systems, autonomous algorithms, and global technology monopolies over contemporary society, labor markets, and human ontology. Conceptualizing the ownerless and invisible structure of contemporary domination through the notion of the "Asentric-Mechanism"—introduced to the literature by this study—the article examines the empirical and dimensional dimensions of "Biological Latency Cost" and "Mechanopression" generated by shifting decision-making authority beyond the human biological speed limit (250 ms). The paper deciphers the cyber-domination map, spanning from the displacement of labor through autonomous automation and the migration of property to algorithmic confiscation, to the transformation of generations into fabricated objects via epigenetic and ectogenesis projects, and the threshold of ontological cancellation where humans are coded as "data fuel" in post-mortem processes, utilizing multi-case analysis and critical discourse analysis methods. Against this absolute closing limit where the Asentric-Mechanism pushes humanity to the periphery as "systemic waste," the paper introduces four tactical actionary pillars (The Fasting of Production, Technological Diet, Mental Photosynthesis, and the Steel Core Family) capable of vertically paralyzing cyber yokes, transcending the theoretical impasses of capitalism through the paradigms of the "Sacredness of Inefficiency" and "Surplus Spirit." Ultimately, this doctrine registers a theoretical and practical line of "Ontological Revolt" that reinstates human dignity and founding will at the center of the universe, elevating humanity to the vision of the "Universal Society of Perception" as an eternal charter of liberation. Asentric-Mechanism, Generationism (Onto-Objectivism), Ontological Cancellation, Biological Strike / Fasting of Production, Surplus Spirit, Steel Core Family, Universal Society of Perception
Authors
- Demirel (ORCID: https://orcid.org/0009-0009-9052-0336)
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2026-11-09
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.24086910
- Primary Topic
- Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
- Type
- preprint