Deceleroinnist

Deceleroinnist is a term that emerged in online discourse, particularly within certain subcultures, to describe individuals who express a deliberate and often vocal opposition to technological advancement and societal progress. It is not a formally recognized academic or scientific term, but rather a label used informally.

The core concept of deceleroinnism suggests a belief that the rapid pace of technological change is detrimental. Proponents, or those labeled as such, might argue that this acceleration leads to social fragmentation, environmental degradation, or a loss of traditional values and human connection. The focus is not necessarily on returning to a pre-industrial era, but rather on actively slowing or even reversing certain trajectories of development.

This perspective can manifest in various ways, from advocating for reduced consumption and simpler lifestyles to more extreme viewpoints that reject specific technologies like artificial intelligence or advanced communication networks. The term itself is often used by critics or observers to characterize these viewpoints, and can sometimes carry a dismissive or pejorative connotation. Therefore, understanding deceleroinnist perspectives often involves examining the motivations behind such resistance to perceived progress and the specific concerns driving these beliefs.