Technocracy envisions a society governed by technical experts—scientists, engineers, and technologists—who prioritize data-driven decision-making and optimal efficiency over political ideology. Their vision seeks to replace market-based economies with scientific resource management and high-tech automation to maximize social prosperity.

Technocracy envisions a world that:

• Coincides with the carrying capacity of Earth

• Favors the scientific method as a source of explanations

• Relies on engineering to improve human life on Earth

• Coordinates all people to transcend national borders

• Fulfills the necessities of life, education, health, and culture

• Treats resources as a common heritage and engages in equitable resource sharing

• Addresses problems via prevention using a systems approach

• Shares and applies new technologies for the benefit of life

• Prioritizes the production of high-quality, long-lasting products

• Restores and enhances the natural biosystems and ecosystem services

• Stabilizes the world’s population through education and voluntary birth control

• Withstands and adapts to change

Technocracy envisions a world without:

• War, poverty, crime, prisons, police, military, money, debt, servitude, disease, pollution, prejudice, artificial scarcity, nation-states, market-state, nationalism, elitism, perverse incentives