"Post-Civilization" refers to a theoretical state of society that emerges after the decline or collapse of traditional civilizations. This concept explores how communities might reorganize themselves, often focusing on sustainability, local governance, and a return to simpler ways of living. It examines the potential for new social structures and cultural practices that prioritize ecological balance and community resilience. In a post-civilization scenario, people may rely more on local resources and agricultural practices rather than global supply chains. This shift could lead to a resurgence of indigenous knowledge and traditional skills, fostering a deeper connection to the environment and a more equitable distribution of resources among communities.