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Constitutional Anti-Urbanism After Nuclear War

Description

After nuclear war, a constitutional amendment forbids cities above 1,000 people, enshrining technological regression in law. A young man's quest to find rumored surviving technology tests whether legal suppression of progress can last.

Real-World Relevance

Models constitutional technology bans: relevant to AI moratorium proposals, nuclear weapons treaties, and whether laws can permanently suppress technological capability.

Classification

Domains: Governance and Political SystemsSocial Engineering and Psychology

Scenario Types: Thought experiment / What-ifCautionary tale

Outcomes: CautionaryAmbiguous / Mixed

Tags: anti-urbanismtechnology-suppressionconstitutional-ban

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