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Definitions by NakedEdmund

Historical Supremacy 

The belief that the present era is inherently superior to all previous periods in history, regardless of evidence to the contrary. This mindset dismisses past knowledge, traditions, and ways of living as primitive or obsolete, reinforcing the assumption that modern society represents the pinnacle of human achievement.
The rise of historical supremacy in modern education leads many to dismiss indigenous knowledge systems, ignoring centuries of wisdom in favor of a narrative that privileges only the so-called advancements of the present.
Historical Supremacy by NakedEdmund February 19, 2025

Overprogression  

The state of pushing technological, social, or economic progress beyond the point of sustainability or necessity, often leading to unintended harm or diminishing returns. Overprogression occurs when society advances for the sake of advancement, without questioning whether the changes actually improve quality of life.
In our relentless pursuit of innovation, overprogression has led us to a world where food is engineered but devoid of nutrition, conversations are instantaneous but empty, and convenience has replaced connection—proving that not all progress is inherently good.
Overprogression by NakedEdmund February 19, 2025