Archeofuturism

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Archeofuturism is an ideology that believes in returning to a more primitivist lifestyle or society (it advocates for a return to a primitive lifestyle and not necessarily primitive values, unlike reactionary ideologies, which advocate for a return to premodern values and not necessarily a premodern lifestyle), while at the same time embracing futuristic and transhumanist technology. This describes the ideas of French New Right philosopher Guillaume Faye. Inspired by post-modernism and the New Right, he advocated for a united white pagan Eurosiberia, with a society that combined transhumanist technology and eugenics with archaic and Homeric values, all under a totalitarian government led by a born leader as a chieftain. He was an anti-Zionist but later advocated working with Israel against Islam, which he ended up seeing as a greater threat to European values. He also advocated survival of the fittest on a racial level and believe collapse of Western civilization was inevitable unless a strong government and leader was there to prevent it.

Variants

Primitivism within Transhumanism

In this version, an advanced transhumanist society provides ways for people to live a primitive hunter-gatherer or agrarian life. This could be accomplished through virtual reality the creation of special wild zones and body uploading.

Transhumanism within Primitivism

In this version, a hunter-gatherer society with primitive technology uses hallucinogenic drugs and shamanic trances to allow people to mentally transcend their bodies and experience a higher form. Such a society also uses available technology to augment their bodies in ways that primitive technology can. Someone advocating for this today might wish to return to a hunter-gatherer society but use primitive technology to transhumanist means.

Technobarbarians

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. Technobarbarians can also refer to people adopting a barbarian ethos with advanced technology in opposition to an oppressive and/or collapsing society, either as warriors in a collapsing society who wish to establish a good position for themselves or anti-civilization rebels who wish to establish a primal society or societies. Lastly, it can also refer to those who adapt to city life while maintaining a barbarian and primal ethos.

Unism

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Technoreconstructionism

This term refers to attempts to recreate the lifestyle of a past people, while embracing futuristic technology. It can vary depending on the culture. Two common ideas include Neo-Romanism, which embraces futuristic technology and limited transhumanism, while trying to recreate the society and lifestyle of ancient Rome, and Neo-Vikings, which are like the Vikings of old, but using spaceships and raiding planetary settlements.

Personality and Behavior

Despite being both a primitivist and transhumanist, technoprimitivism actually speaks normally, and can normally be found hanging out with either Anarcho-Primitivism or Transhumanism (though this is often because he found them fighting and wanted to break it up).

How to Draw

Flag of Archeofuturism

Drawing Technofuturism is very simple:

  1. Draw a ball,
  2. Draw a blue line (#0000FE) diagonally through the ball,
  3. Fill the right side of the ball with the same blue color,
  4. Fill the left side of the ball with green (#198439),
  5. Add one white eye (#FFFFFF) with a black outline (#000000),
  6. Add the other eye with a grey outline (#7F7F7F) and paint it bright green (#0CFE05) and you're done!
Color Name HEX RGB
Blue #0000FE 0, 0, 254
Green #198439 25, 132, 57
White #FFFFFF 255, 255, 255
Bright Green #0EFE05 14, 254, 5


Saved Relationships

Friends

  • Transhumanism - One of my main inspirations. Advance humanity. Embrace cyborg. If only you weren't so quick to reject nature.
  • Anarcho-Primitivism - My other inspiration. Reject civilization. Return to the primitive. If only you weren't so quick to reject technology.
  • Alt-Right - The European New Right is based! But you're way too chronically online.
  • Tribalism - Ideal social structure. But he must understand Sun god and Moon god are two sides of the same based coin.
  • National Primitivism - Same as above, but with a much larger tribe or group of tribes.
  • Nazi Transhumanism - Using transhuman augmentations to improve our nation and preserve it is based.
  • Pagan Theocracy - We should return to a primeval belief system. If only you could understand that the power of modern technology is also worthy of reverence.
  • Post-Industrialism - A futuristic society that rejects industrial society would be based.
  • Technogaianism - Using advanced technology to protect primal nature? Augmenting our bodies while staying connected to the ecosystem? The potential to use AI and neural networks to create a sentient Earth mother? BASED! What the hell are YOU ()?![1]
  • Eugenicism - From tribal arranged marriages and infanticide to advanced genetic engineering, forms of this are found throughout time.
  • Accelerationism - How we will have to get to transhumanism and primitivism.
  • Situationism and Postmodernism - You provide a great intellectual critique of modern civilization while not rejecting technology.
  • Anti-Humanism - Humanism must be discarded for the purpose of both transhumanism and primitivism.
  • Environmentalism - Our primal connection to nature must be maintained, and our technology must be used to help, not hurt it.
  • Agrarianism - Lives an older lifestyle while not rejecting technology.
  • White Nationalism - Some of my variants are fans of you.

Frenemies

  • Reactionary Modernism - We both want to go forward and back, but you don't go forward or back enough.
  • Neoreactionaryism - Same as above, but at least you're into transhumanism.
  • Roman Republicanism, Optimateism and Caesarism - You have a cool old lifestyle many want to return to, but you also destroyed many primeval cultures. And you looks like grand-grand-grand-grandfather lf him, that is not good.
  • Avaritionism - I like how you want to get rid of civilization without getting rid of technology, but you realize humans are communal animals, right?
  • Zionism - I used to dislike you, but you're a rival to Islam, so I like you for now.
  • Progressive Conservatism - Me but on the social axis. Same as Reactionary Modernism, but you want to go even less from the present.
  • Primalism - You do want to return to a primal state, but why would you want to abolish your humanity? Humanity allows you to make all this cool tech.
  • Fourth Theory - Cool ideas about tradition and Dasein, but why do you hate transhumanism? Also, you don't go far back enough.
  • Post-Humanism - Basically the same problem but flip-flopped. Still, using technology to become gods is pretty based.
  • Social Darwinism - Past or future, the strong thrive at the expense of the weak, but humans are socially compassionate animals. You seem to want us to only be predators when we're predators and nurturers.
  • Nazism - You idolize modern technology and the precivilization of Germanic tribes, but you did nothing to abolish modern civilization when you were in power and just tried to build an empire. Plus, no one wants to be associated with you.
  • Reactionaryism - I get that you want to "turn things back" but you need to turn them back more!
  • Capitalism - Your drives lead to innovation but your culture suppresses humanity's primal spirit.
  • European Federalism - The peoples of Europe must unite, but not under a structure like the EU.
  • Esoteric Fascism - I don't know what to say about you. Pagan gods and goddesses ruling society through Artificial Super-Intelligence avatars is really based, but you sometimes scare me.

Enemies

  • The divide between primitivism and technology.
  • Conservatism - How can we go forward or backward if you insist on keeping the status quo?
  • Authoritarian Conservatism - Same as above, but you are even more insistent on stopping change.
  • Neoliberalism - I've gone to both the distant past and the far future to get away from you.
  • Colonialism - The vile tool of civilization to destroy the places where the human spirit remains unsullied from it.
  • Corporatocracy - No, modern tribes aren't just a tactic to categorize consumers! Valravn Corp is based AF.

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