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<p>Created page with &#39;<a href="/index.php/Category:Memes" title="Category:Memes">Category:Memes</a> Nanarchists are usually individualist anarchists (or anarchocapitalists) who believe that current sociotechnic development has made possible the realization of…&#39;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[Category:Memes]]<br /> Nanarchists are usually individualist anarchists (or<br /> anarchocapitalists) who believe that current sociotechnic<br /> development has made possible the realization of their<br /> political dreams on a grand scale.<br /> <br /> Fusion power, cheap space travel, robotics, and nanotechnology<br /> allow humans to escape dependence on mass-statist<br /> movements like dictatorship, democracy, or<br /> socialism; these technologies are the machinery of freedom.<br /> In an economy without scarcity or borders, it is<br /> unlikely that anarchy will degenerate into war. Nanarchists<br /> don’t tend to be very active in politics, but they are among<br /> those in the forefront of homesteading L5 and the deep<br /> beyond.<br /> <br /> A nanarchist quirk is a dislike for D-He-3 reactors<br /> compared to earlier lithium-jacketed D-T reactors. The former<br /> require resources which, if not scarce, require special<br /> effort to extract. The latter run on much cheaper elements,<br /> and hence allow for greater independence and freedom<br /> from scarcity.</div>

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