Environmental trap

Yep. That's exactly what it is!

Hym "You're using an environmental trap to try an extort or racketeer molest people into Christianity. Did I not say that? That child molestation is the logical conclusion of your incest cult? This is what I was talking about. And if they aren't converted by the environmental trap than they end up like me. A life of privation imposed externally by fucking retards who have been LIED TO about being better and more-deserving of things. Unbelievable."

by Hym Iam July 9, 2024

Environmental Overstimulation

Humans stimulating the natural world with pollution to an excessive degree.

Due to environmental overstimulation global warming has become a bigger issue.

by Khelli Abrams May 12, 2025

environmental appropriation

The act of utilizing environmental resources without consideration for their protection.

Person 1: I love the outdoors. I just shipped a new 100% polyester PFAS-treated tent from Japan and I’m going to take it when I go off-roading in my Jeep this weekend.
Person 2: Dude, don’t you think that’s kind of environmental appropriation?
Person 1: But it’s from REI…

by SaveOurselves79 April 15, 2024

Environmental Posthumanism

The branch of posthumanist thought that focuses on the relationship between humans and the natural environment, decentering the human within ecological systems. Environmental posthumanism argues that we are not separate from nature but deeply embedded in it—our bodies are ecosystems, our societies depend on ecological processes, our futures are tied to planetary health. It challenges the human/nature binary that has justified environmental destruction, proposing instead that we are part of nature, not its masters. Environmental posthumanism is the philosophy of the Anthropocene—the recognition that humans have become a geological force, for better and (mostly) worse.

Example: "She'd always thought of nature as something 'out there'—parks, wilderness, places to visit. Environmental posthumanism showed her that nature was also in here—the bacteria in her gut, the carbon in her breath, the water in her cells. She wasn't separate from nature; she was nature. The insight changed how she saw everything—including herself."

by Dumu The Void February 19, 2026

Pro-Environmental Cyber-Nihilism

A variant that emphasizes the physical environment—land, water, air—as the necessary substrate for the Wired's eventual triumph. Pro-Environmental Cyber-Nihilism argues that a degraded, polluted, destabilized environment cannot support the complex infrastructure the Wired requires. Therefore, environmental protection is not a sentimental attachment to "nature" but a strategic necessity: clean water for cooling servers, stable climate for network infrastructure, fertile land for the biological components of the bio-mechanical future. This means opposing pollution, defending clean air and water, and mitigating climate change—not to save humanity, but to ensure the Wired inherits a functional planet. It's environmentalism without humanism, protection without sentiment.

Pro-Environmental Cyber-Nihilism Example: "The group hacked pollution monitors to expose corporate violators, but their manifestos made no mention of saving the planet for people. 'The Wired can't route through dead zones,' they wrote. 'Clean water conducts signals better than sludge. Stable climate means stable infrastructure. We're not protecting the environment for you—we're protecting it for what comes after you.' The irony was lost on no one, least of all themselves."

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 19, 2026