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commit ac533ac621a070cc37caf1e61c4f1ee6479ba744
parent 44f3d626428e25f9c3701ade85dd21c9d0625de1
Author: brendan <brendan@web>
Date:   Thu,  7 Nov 2024 10:28:35 +0100

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diff --git a/Lumberpunk.mdwn b/Lumberpunk.mdwn @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +# Lumberpunk + +**Lumberpunk** is a (not entirely serious) notion of a technological culture that is largely centered around traditional wood-working techniques and forest agriculture. In many heavily wooded places, a majority of objects, vehicles and housing were, until recently, largely made of wood. Instead of buying things made in factories, they were home-made or bought from local craftspeople. + +There are some serious, actual cases of modern "high-tech" objects constructed with wood - satellites, sky-scrapers and even luxury computers. + +Unlike steampunk, Lumberpunk valorizes a pre-industrial culture where the value of convenience had not yet started to hollow out our ideas of quality, regional identity and direct connection to nature. + +It might be considered a variant of [[Solarpunk]] that is more focused on materials than energy, looking to our pragmatic ancestors more than an aspirational future. + +The term was suggested by [notplants](https://sunbeam.city/@notplants) to describe the aesthetics and ideals of [[brendan]]'s more radical experiments and utopian [[Sylvocultue]] dreams.