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Line 128: In this version, society has returned to a primitive stateless lifestyle after the collapse of civilization, but the people living in the ruins use whatever technology they can scavenge, with knowledge from civilization being kept and passed down by those who remember it and given mystical components, small-scale technologies still being built, hereditary transhumanist augmentations remaining, self-replicating technologies still functioning, scrap being harvested, and irreplaceable technologies being zealously guarded. Such a state would likely only last a few generations, but could potentially be extended to last longer if civilization is unable to rebuild. ~~===Neotribalism===~~ Neotribalism describes a theory that, as modernism gives way to post-modernism, people look to the past and restore tribal organizations through counterculture and subcultures. Unlike old-fashioned tribalism, these are defined much by lifestyle and many people move between different tribes in their lives. It sees hypermodernity as a middle way between individual reasoning and herd instinct and sees neotribalism as a paradigm that either does or preferably would characterize post-industrial society. ===Primeval Accelerationism===

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