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'''Technogaianism''' also called '''Eco-Transhumanism''' or '''Green Transhumanism''' shortened to '''Eco+''' and '''Green+''' is a general, although not necessarily, an economically and culturally left-wing ideology that is the child of [[File:Transh.png]] [[Transhumanism]] and [[File:Envi.png]] [[Environmentalism]]. |
'''Technogaianism''' also called '''Eco-Transhumanism''' or '''Green Transhumanism''' shortened to '''Eco+''' and '''Green+''' is a general, although not necessarily, an economically and culturally left-wing ideology that is the child of [[File:Transh.png]] [[Transhumanism]] and [[File:Envi.png]] [[Environmentalism]]. |
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Technogaianism believes that the preservation of Earth's Natural Habitat would only get easier with the creation of better technology and thus the pursuit of Humanity reaching space colonization and environmentalism is complementary as dirty industries can be moved off-Earth. |
Technogaianism believes that the preservation of Earth's Natural Habitat would only get easier with the creation of better technology and thus the pursuit of Humanity reaching space colonization and environmentalism is complementary as dirty industries can be moved off-Earth. Many followers of this ideology are [[File:Aneco.png]] [[Eco-Anarchism|eco-anarchists]], meaning they believe that a technogaianist future cannot truly happen without the abolition of the state and capital. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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===Solarpunk=== |
===Solarpunk=== |
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<blockquote>Main Article: [[File:Aneco.png]] [[Eco-Anarchism]]</blockquote> |
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[[File:Solarpunk.png]] Solarpunk is an art genre and movement that envisions a post-[[Capitalism|capitalist]], post-hierarchy, world where humanity sees itself as part of nature, while clean energy solves environmental challenges such as climate change and pollution. |
[[File:Solarpunk.png]] Solarpunk is an art genre and movement that envisions a post-[[Capitalism|capitalist]], post-hierarchy, world where humanity sees itself as part of nature, while clean energy solves environmental challenges such as climate change and pollution. |
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