Andreessen names as 'enemies' of techno-optimism a specific cluster of concepts and movements: existential risk, sustainability, ESG, Sustainable Development Goals, stakeholder capitalism, the Precautionary Principle, trust and safety, tech ethics, risk management, de-growth, and limits-to-growth --- framing them as a six-decade 'mass demoralization campaign' descended from Communist thought.

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  “Our present society has been subjected to a mass demoralization campaign for six decades --- against technology and against life --- under varying names like 'existential risk', 'sustainability', 'ESG', 'Sustainable Development Goals', 'social responsibility', 'stakeholder capitalism', 'Precautionary Principle', 'trust and safety', 'tech ethics', 'risk management', 'de-growth', 'the limits of growth'.”