"Technopoly" is a term coined by the cultural critic Neil Postman in his book of the same name. It describes a society that prioritizes technology above all other cultural values, leading to a situation where technology shapes and controls social practices, beliefs, and institutions. In a technopoly, technological advancement is seen as the primary means of progress, often overshadowing ethical considerations and human needs. In a technopoly, traditional forms of knowledge and cultural practices may be diminished or disregarded. This can result in a loss of critical thinking and a reliance on technology for solutions to complex problems. The concept encourages reflection on the implications of technology in everyday life and its impact on human relationships and societal structures.