@mohansus good read, though my response is that no one is forced to actually do anything, some readily reject most of what you say, it is more just a strange notion of accepting both technology and government, thus the notion of #postluddism. There is no set defined term; I've attempted to put together what I found were a couple good authors on the topic(my own thoughts included) who had coincidentally came to the same of the term "post luddism" to describe it. https://link.medium.com/ZvYYeOUfsxb

🥳 Invisible Freedoms and Imaginary Chains turned one! It explores #postluddism in the 21st century and looks at various interpretations, as well as my own theories on the acceptance of both #technology and #government. Meant as a critique of #neoluddism and the extremism it produces, I challenge that avoiding both tech and society is impossible but doesn't have to be detrimental.
https://medium.com/@Manwhosolditall/invisible-freedoms-and-imaginary-chains-post-luddism-in-the-21st-century-2a5091e9b63d

A classic by me on #postluddism, #censorship, and #antiintellectualism

Lost some time and ground when Twatter went to the wolves. Enjoy!
https://medium.com/@Manwhosolditall/censorship-and-anti-intellectualism-a-match-made-in-heaven-981225d828ed