Simulationism, also known as modelism, is an ideological movement and school of micro-patriology pointing a convergence between micronationalism and the hobby of simulating countries. Therefore, inside modelist thinking, there is a clear line that separates micronational activity and "macronational" business. The majority of simulationist oriented projects adopts macro-territorial references just for the purpose of building a fictitious cultural element, without any real secessionist or statehood intention.
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| - Simulationism, also known as modelism, is an ideological movement and school of micro-patriology pointing a convergence between micronationalism and the hobby of simulating countries. Therefore, inside modelist thinking, there is a clear line that separates micronational activity and "macronational" business. The majority of simulationist oriented projects adopts macro-territorial references just for the purpose of building a fictitious cultural element, without any real secessionist or statehood intention.
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| - Simulationism, also known as modelism, is an ideological movement and school of micro-patriology pointing a convergence between micronationalism and the hobby of simulating countries. Therefore, inside modelist thinking, there is a clear line that separates micronational activity and "macronational" business. The majority of simulationist oriented projects adopts macro-territorial references just for the purpose of building a fictitious cultural element, without any real secessionist or statehood intention. Many of them also incorporate historical factoids or "sagas", without actual correspondence to reality. Within Peter RasmussenĀ“s scale of seriousness, "simulation" micronations are considered more serious than "just for fun" ones, but less serious than "nationhood".
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