Okay, if this is what you want to write about, this might be how. But you're stretching your evidence pretty tightly. Hikikomori are not a product of the Internet Age; shame culture's casualties can't be written off to technology, for example.

Writing about visions at the edge of rationality suits both William James and Nietzsche: it takes all kinds to make a world. But if "anarcho-primitivists" have something to offer us I don't think we can play it straight with them in order to find it. There's still no software in your Age of Software, and from my point of view that's still a significant drawback.