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I would disagree with that statement. Solarpunk people aren't Amish.
Technology is ever present, but the idea is to use technology to limit its impact on nature and live more in harmony with it. For instance, a house designed to require very little heating and cooling isn't less technologically advanced as one that needs tons of HVAC.
And some solarpunk ideas of building resiliency aren't crazy ideas but are based on sound engineering design principles.
Yeah, thanks for clearing that up. I think I just got a bad impression from some posts I read and terms I may have misconstrued.
Thanks for the clarification!