Malefic Trolls
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Special Types of Malefic Trolls[edit | edit source]
Tech Debunkers[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who aggressively target discussions that blend technology with spirituality or metaphysics, mocking the idea that technology could have metaphysical implications.
- Tactics: Overwhelm conversations with technical jargon and dismiss the metaphysical aspects as pseudo-science or fantasy.
- Factions: Technomancer Collectives, Digital Shamans
Spiritual Cynics[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who attack the use of technology in spiritual practices, accusing it of degrading or commodifying the sacred.
- Tactics: Post diatribes about how technology ruins spirituality, claiming tech-spiritual blends are inauthentic.
- Factions: Technomancer Collectives, Digital Shamans
Blockchain Skeptics[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who attack decentralized technologies like blockchain, dismissing them as overhyped, unstable, or useless.
- Tactics: Focus on failures or volatility in cryptocurrency to mock those invested in decentralization.
- Factions: Decentralized Web Enthusiasts, Cryptocurrency Privacy Advocates
Government Plant Trolls[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls that pretend to support decentralization but subtly push narratives that centralization or government regulation is inevitable or safer.
- Tactics: Raise concerns about security risks in decentralized systems, promoting centralized control as more responsible.
- Factions: Decentralized Web Enthusiasts, Anonymous Hacktivist Cells
Fiat Loyalists[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who aggressively defend traditional financial systems, attacking cryptocurrency advocates as scammers or fools.
- Tactics: Post mocking comments about the failure of crypto, calling it a Ponzi scheme.
- Factions: Cryptocurrency Privacy Advocates
Utopia Skeptics[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who belittle utopian movements by calling them naïve, dangerous, or impossible to achieve.
- Tactics: Use historical failures of similar movements to mock future-oriented visions.
- Factions: The Venus Project, The Zeitgeist Movement
Anti-Tech Trolls[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who criticize movements reliant on technology, framing it as a negative force.
- Tactics: Accuse technologists of relying too much on machines to solve problems better solved by human means.
- Factions: The Venus Project, Off-Grid Tech Innovators
Economy Traditionalists[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who undermine alternative economic models by calling them impractical or socialist fantasies.
- Tactics: Assert that free markets are the only viable economic system, dismissing other approaches.
- Factions: The Zeitgeist Movement, Mutual Aid Networks
Survivalist Extremists[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who invade off-grid discussions, mocking sustainable practices for being too weak and promoting extreme survivalist methods.
- Tactics: Post hostile comments about how off-grid communities won’t survive unless they adopt violent tactics.
- Factions: Off-Grid Living Communities
Industry Shills[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who work to discredit environmental movements by promoting corporate interests, downplaying activism as anti-progress.
- Tactics: Post messages defending big industries and claim regulations will destroy the economy.
- Factions: Radical Environmentalist Movements
Climate Change Deniers[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who deny the existence or seriousness of climate change, targeting environmental groups.
- Tactics: Use discredited studies to argue that climate change is a hoax or a natural process.
- Factions: Radical Environmentalist Movements
New Age Scammers[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who accuse digital shamans or spiritual tech movements of being fraudsters out to scam naive followers for profit.
- Tactics: Post accusations of scams whenever digital spirituality services are mentioned.
- Factions: Digital Shamans
Armchair Hackers[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who pretend to have insider knowledge of hacktivist operations but mock real hacktivists for not being aggressive enough.
- Tactics: Belittle active hackers for only tackling small-scale issues while offering no real solutions.
- Factions: Anonymous Hacktivist Cells
Postmodern Nihilists[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who mock movements like metamodernism for trying to find meaning in a world they claim is inherently meaningless.
- Tactics: Use irony and sarcasm to dismiss any attempts at finding meaning or connection.
- Factions: Metamodernist Movement
Reductionist Trolls[edit | edit source]
- Overview: Trolls who dismiss philosophical or cultural movements as overcomplicated, belittling them as mental gymnastics.
- Tactics: Condense complicated ideas into oversimplified statements to mock intellectual discussions.
- Factions: Metamodernist Movement, Esoteric Factions