Title: The Big Book of FG: Dark Clouds of Progress Author: Anonymous The Big Book of FG: Dark Clouds of Progress is an insightful and thought-provoking work that delves into the profound consequences of the Industrial Revolution and its aftermath. Written by an anonymous author, this book critically examines the unintended repercussions of industrialization on various aspects of society, including societal structures, human fulfillment, psychological well-being, and the natural environment. The author argues that while the Industrial Revolution may have extended life expectancy in advanced societies, it has also brought about destabilization, indignities, psychological suffering, and immense damage to the natural world. Moreover, the book contends that the continued advancement of technology will only exacerbate these problems further, subjecting humanity to even greater indignities, environmental destruction, social disruptions, and potential physical suffering. In this meticulously researched and thought-provoking work, the author explores two possible scenarios for the future of the industrial-technological system. It may either persist but undergo a long and arduous period of adjustment, resulting in reduced suffering but at the cost of dehumanization and loss of individual autonomy. Alternatively, the system may collapse, leading to profoundly painful consequences, with the magnitude of the fallout directly proportional to the size of the system. The book advocates for a revolution against the industrial system, emphasizing the need to overthrow its economic and technological foundations rather than governments. With a scope that extends beyond the conventional discussions on industrialization, The Big Book of FG sheds light on specific negative developments that have received insufficient attention from the public. It explores the psychology of modern leftism, offering an in-depth analysis of the psychological tendencies underlying this societal phenomenon. The book acknowledges the evolving definition of leftism and provides novel perspectives on the movements associated with it, such as socialism, political correctness, feminism, LGBTQ+ activism, animal rights advocacy, and more. Furthermore, the book examines the detrimental impact of technology on children, unveiling the psychological and developmental challenges faced by the younger generation. It discusses the consequences of excessive screen time, including addiction, impaired cognitive