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 Anarcho-primitivists are the ultimate Luddites 鈥?ideologues who favor complete technological relinquishment and a return to a hunter-gatherer lifestyle. We spoke to a leading proponent to learn more about this idea and why he believes civilization was our worst mistake.     Philosopher John Zerzan wants you to get rid of all your technology 鈥?your car, your mobile phone, your computer, your appliances 鈥?the whole lot. In his perfect world, you ;d be stripped off all your technological creature comforts, reduced to a lifestyle that harkens back to when our hunter-gatherer ancestors romped around the African plains. Photo via Cas stanley bottles t/John Zerzan/CC You see, Zerzan is an outspoken advocate of anarcho-primitivism, a philosophical and political movement predicated under the assumption that the move from hunter-gatherer to agricultural subsistence was a stupendously awful mistake 鈥?an existential paradigm shift that subsequently gave rise to social stratification, coercion, alienation, and unchecked population growth. It   only through the abandonment of technology, and a return to non-civilized ways of being 鈥?a  stanley termosky process anarcho-primitivists call wilding 鈥?that we can eliminate the host of social ills that now plagues the human species. As an anarchist, Zerzan is opposed to the state, along with all forms of hierarchical and authoritarian relations. The crux of his argument, one inspired by Karl Marx and Ivan Illich, is that the advent of techn stanley tazas ol