Human Touch

YOU ARE NOT A BRICK IN THEIR WALL.
YOU ARE A FORCE OF NATURE.
BE HUMAN.

MANIFESTO: HUMAN TOUCH
I. RECLAIMING THE SYSTEM
The world promised us ease. They promised time, but they stole our peace. A grandmother without a washing machine had time for her children. You, with a thousand apps, don’t have time to sleep. You pay more for smaller portions, for dead products, for a life squeezed of its color. This isn't progress. It’s a circus.
II. MAN IS NOT A MACHINE
The brain doesn't grow. We aren't designed for 300 emails a day and 10-page diagnoses in 7 minutes. Focus has its limits – don’t demand 8 hours of robotic alertness from us. A human has the right to be tired, the right to make a mistake. Emotions are our nature, not a "glitch" that needs "training."
III. THE INVISIBLE LEASH
Work follows you home, into your bed, into your thoughts. You answer emails at 9:00 PM because the system told you to be "available." Cameras and microphones in offices aren't there to help, but to squeeze a twisted norm – in a world where everything is warped, like in a house of mirrors. In shops, you aren't allowed to sit because "it looks bad." This isn't work – it’s taming.
IV. RAGE FROM THE MACHINE
Technology was meant to serve us, but it became a whip. When the algorithm fails, you cannot hold it accountable. You vent your rage on another human being. It’s a game of "pass it on," where we are all poisoned by hatred sown by dead code. The cyber-world erodes society faster than water erodes stone, warping us all and destroying the foundations of our world.
V. EMPTY SHELLS AND THE STRUGGLE TO EXIST
The man who loves his tomatoes from childhood is dying because he's losing to "space fruit" – cheaper and dead inside, from places he's never even heard of. Today, the quality of food for a human is worse than for an unwanted dog. The creator becomes an empty shell because the system feeds us mediocrity. They push us wherever they want as long as the numbers add up, even though they don't even know if it’s a direction for humanity anymore.
VI. RESPECT FOR THE WORK
We respect the toil, the sweat, and the soul put into another person's creation. We do not destroy what another human being has built. But we do not respect the noose you are tightening around us. We are part of nature. Man is also an animal – we belong to the natural world beyond any doubt, and no yoke or artificial mindset can change that. We cannot outrun our own blood. An animal doesn't ask for permission to sleep when it’s tired. We are stopping asking, too.
VII. THE HUMAN TOUCH
I don't promise paradise. I only have the Human Touch. Clarity instead of brainwashing. People instead of numbers. Creativity instead of perfection. We are opening minds. We are closing the systems that suffocate us.
Brother, Sister – I see it. I see you.
Don’t ask to be human.
BE HUMAN.
Do u feel it?