Nanarchy
The use of automatic government and law-enforcement by nanomachines or robots, without any human control. Nanarchies are societies controlled by nanotechnological systems not under the control of the inhabitants. Usually the result of deliberate planning to ensure security or prevent accidents. The nanosystems enforce certain policies, preventing attempts to overthrow them or change their programming outside of allowed channels.
- Anarchy
- Archanarchy
- Crypto Anarchy - Text by M. Alan Kazlev, from Anders Sandberg's Transhuman Terminology
The economic and political system based on libertarianism, encryption, untraceable net-mail, digital pseudonyms, cryptographic voting, and digital cash. Very popular among Cyberians.
- Deep Anarchy - Text by M. Alan Kazlev after Anders Sandberg in his Transhumanist Terminology
Political memeticity that states that "the State" has no real existence; states can be abolished only by changing beliefs and behaviour. After early Information Age extropian Max More.
Text by Mark S. Miller, in Anders Sandberg's Transhuman Terminology
Initially published on 09 December 2001.
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