Technomythology is an audiobook adaptation of an essay written by LD Deutsch and published in April 2021 by Sacred Bones Records.
Technomythology explores the prevalence and popularity of the simulation hypothesis through a mythological framework. Rooted in a Jungian analysis of mythological models, Deutsch charts the concept of a computer-programmed reality from its most popular origin point, through the scientific and philosophical presuppositions necessary for its existence, into an associative understanding of its position as a model of reality. By considering the ever-evolving relationship between the collective unconscious and modern information technology, Deutsch traces an alternate narrative that may be read into the techno-hybrid fable of the simulation hypothesis: one that reveals an attempt to recover human meaning in a technological world changing faster than ever before.
The audiobook was written and narrated by LD Deutsch and edited and produced by Grace Scott
The music featured in the audiobook is from the album Anthology Resource Vol. II: Philosophy of Beyond by Dean Hurley
LD Deutsch is also the author of Pluto and the Mythic Dimension, and Mythologies of Time and Timelessness.
You can purchase the physical copies of the essays here.
