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texnostasis

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Texnostasis(noun) is a state where civilization has invented everything that is needed for an ideal civilization. In this state, no invention can improve civilization.
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texnostasable (adjective) - texnostasable civilization is able to create more and more inventions and eventually create all of the inventions that are needed for an ideal civilization.
texnostatic (adjective) - texnostatic civilization is not able to create new inventions that will improve it. It may be not in texnostasis.

Texnokinesis (noun) - The period in which civilization creates new inventions the fastest. Exactly = 10% of the existence of a civilization.
Texnokinetic (adjective) - Texnokinetic civilization is in texnokinesis now.
"During technostasis, a civilization may be not perfectly developed. Technostasis means that there is every necessary for this invention"
"This civilization is in texnostasis. We need to stop them until they become too powerful."
texnostasis by mbxjsy October 10, 2025

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testostasis by Ricky GL April 25, 2011
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