Tag: technology

Industrial Society and Its Future by Ted Kaczynski

Editor’s Note: I’ve realized that as we’ve often referenced Ted Kaczynski’s “Unabomber Manifesto,” properly titled “Industrial Society and Its Future,” it makes sense to make the entire text available here on the Daily Stormer. This text was originally published after Ted sent it to The…

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Japs Invent Artificial Tail to Help Old People Walk Around

Kawaii! You guys remember when White people did science stuff that didn’t involve making castrated faggots look more like women? Yeah, me neither. Japan Times : Millions of years after the ancestors of humans evolved to lose their tails , researchers at Keio University have…

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Cellphones Deplete the Brain Much More Than Computers

Cellphones have been labeled “niggertech” by technology experts. I found this enlightening, as I’ve definitely noticed a difference between the way a computer and a cellphone affect my own brain. Nextgov : Using your phone on break during mentally challenging tasks doesn’t allow your brain…

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Are Cellphones Going to Cause the Apocalypse?

I saw this picture. Notice anything? Every single person in that audience is holding a phone up to film the scene. If you look at any other rally picture, it’s the same thing. What could possibly be the point of that? Firstly, everyone knows what…

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Cyberpunk News: Apple Investing in Augmented Reality

In the near future, we’re going to have virtual reality overlaid on reality reality – augmented reality . This is going to be dystopian AF, but whatever. Observer : Within the expanding realm of artwork that utilizes emerging technologies, there’s a lot of chatter about…

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Japan Testing Fastest Bullet Train Ever

The train’s prominent proboscis has led to the Japs nicknaming it “Urotsukidojinuyasha,” which is Japanese for “He who sucks blood out of baby dicks.” Does anyone remember the time when White people used to do technology and stuff? I mean besides overpriced consumer electronics and…

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