In its place they see a new polarization emerging, between dynamists and stasists.
Dynamism is about change, and positive change at that.
It radiates exuberance about the future, a sense that things not only can and will get better, but that the bettering will be the result of human will and ingenuity. Stasists are people fearful of the future, anxious to put the brakes on such current developments as economic globalization and technological change, and fond of using such tools as planning and regulation to do it. If your answers tend toward the first option, you are most likely a stasist. Since dynamists tend to believe that progress is better achieved through risk-taking and competition than through central planning, there's an obvious community of spirit with libertarians. Postrel acknowledges the links, but insists there are important differences.