http://cypherpunk-handbook.i2p/manifesto.html
Technology should expand exit,
competition, mobility, and autonomy, allowing individuals and small
communities to govern themselves on their own terms. V. Resistance, Responsibility, and Daily Practice Our politics are not merely theoretical; they are lived in everyday
choices. We resist by learning, teaching, self-hosting, encrypting,
building independent tools, sharing knowledge, and supporting networks of
voluntary solidarity.