extropic
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Believing that people can keep improving using new technology
- adjective
- /ɛkˈstrɒpɪk/
- Jargon
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extropico
- Her extropic worldview emphasizes continuous progress and innovation.
Examples
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The extropic movement advocates for the use of technology to improve the human condition.
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In an extropic society, individuals strive for perpetual growth.
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He wrote an essay about the extropic future of society.
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The extropic mindset encourages innovation and creativity.
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Her extropic worldview emphasizes continuous progress and innovation.
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The extropic movement advocates for the use of technology to improve the human condition.
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In an extropic society, individuals strive for perpetual growth.
How Progressive
Surface Forms
extropic positive
Morphology
Etymology
Extropic was created as the opposite of entropy, using ex- meaning 'out' or 'away'. So to be extropic is to move 'away from disorder' toward more order, growth and continuous improvement, which is why the word names the idea of steady progress.