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The integration of technologies into society in a manner that improves social, economic and environmental sustainability is central to solarpunk.[1] It is starkly contrasted to cyberpunk which portrays highly advanced technologies that have little influence on, or otherwise exacerbate social, economic, and environmental problems. Whereas cyberpunk envisions humanity becoming more alienated from its natural environment and subsumed by technology, solarpunk envisions settings where technology enables humanity to better co-exist with itself and its environment.[citation needed] Solarpunk stories usually borrow ideas from nature and work it into things like buildings and inventions. They tend to favor technology that is sustainable and fits with the natural world.[2]