Category File
Technocracy
3 documented theories filed under this subject.
- The New World Order of 2020: That The 2020 Reset Was The Final ContractThe World Economic Forum's own launch release for the Great Reset, announced by the Prince of Wales and Klaus Schwab on 3 June 2020, said the plan "requires a new social contract." Believers took the phrase literally, as the terms of a New World Order agreed during the pandemic: safety in exchange for property, privacy and sovereignty. The theory was built from a public record, including Henry Kissinger's April 2020 call for a "post-coronavirus order," Gordon Brown's proposal for a global executive, the Forum's 2019 Event 201 pandemic exercise, a 2010 Rockefeller Foundation scenario called "Lock Step," and a 2016 Forum essay that opened "I don't own anything." No binding agreement of any kind has been produced.
- The Technocracy Movement CoupThe Technocracy Movement Coup theory held that Technocracy Inc. and allied engineer-planners were not simply proposing a new social system based on scientific management, but preparing to abolish elected government, eliminate the dollar, and replace the existing constitutional order with a centrally directed “Technate.” In the strongest versions, engineers, statisticians, and industrial experts would assume command of production, distribution, and daily life through energy accounting rather than money. The historical basis was substantial enough to support the fear: the Technocracy movement did openly criticize price economics, parliamentary politics, and traditional monetary systems during the Depression. The conspiracy version turned technocratic planning into a disguised coup against democratic sovereignty.
- TranshumanismTranshumanism is a philosophical, technological, and cultural movement centered on the belief that human beings can and should use science and emerging technologies to overcome biological limitations such as aging, disease, cognitive constraint, and even death. In its official and academic form, it presents itself as an ethical project of enhancement and self-directed evolution. In conspiracy-oriented interpretations, however, transhumanism becomes something more unsettling: a long-range program to redesign humanity, dissolve natural human identity, merge human consciousness with machines, centralize power through biotechnology and artificial intelligence, and create a stratified post-human order.