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#A [[micronation]] which follows [[simulationism]]; broadly speaking, micronations which can be identified as simulationist do not claim sovereignty or independence, and seek to function more as a political or cultural simulation. | #A [[micronation]] which follows [[simulationism]]; broadly speaking, micronations which can be identified as simulationist do not claim sovereignty or independence, and seek to function more as a political or cultural simulation. | ||
#A negative term denoting a micronation for being unserious, unrealistic or otherwise having elements of fantasy. | #A negative term denoting a micronation for being unserious, unrealistic or otherwise having elements of fantasy or staged actions. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
*[[YAMO]] | *[[YAMO]] | ||
Revision as of 20:09, 16 April 2020
English
Noun
- A micronation which follows simulationism; broadly speaking, micronations which can be identified as simulationist do not claim sovereignty or independence, and seek to function more as a political or cultural simulation.
- A negative term denoting a micronation for being unserious, unrealistic or otherwise having elements of fantasy or staged actions.