[tek-noh-viz-uhm]
noun.
The belief that humanity should consciously harness technological advancement as a primary force for the transformation and advancement of civilization.
see also: technovist, progress, possibility, Beacon Technovations
[tek-noh-viz-uhm]
noun.
The belief that humanity should consciously harness technological advancement as a primary force for the transformation and advancement of civilization.
see also: technovist, progress, possibility, Beacon Technovations
Technovism, in full
A civilizational philosophy that views technology as a fundamental force of human evolution and advocates its conscious advancement and application to transform society, expand human potential, solve systemic challenges, and shape a better future.
The belief that humanity should consciously harness technological advancement as a primary force for the transformation and advancement of civilization.
A worldview and movement that regards technology not merely as a tool, but as a fundamental force shaping human civilization, culture, economics, identity, and the future. It advocates the deliberate use and advancement of technology to drive social, political, economic, and environmental transformation, with the aim of expanding human capability and advancing civilization.
The community
Engineers, builders, operators and everyday believers who see technology as the way a city, a country and a continent move forward.
technovist
[tek-noh-vist]
noun.
A person who practises technovism; an enthusiast of Beacon Technovations.
plural: technovists
Our work
Our first venture is in development. We will share more when it is ready.