Technological acceleration as accelerationism

Since in a certain way technological acceleration cannot but generate radical social change, technological acceleration in itself is accelerationism. The historical examples of this are abundant, from e.g. the Agricultural Revolution to the popularisation of the Internet. Each major technological change has always generated a New Man. Each technological change is a social change, no matter how minor. (See: Technosocial change.)
Incidentally, according to Ashcraft et al, "technofeminist research illustrates how, in addition to schooling, technologies are also implicated in the reproduction or transformation of youth identities and the social order. [...] While girls (and other marginalized groups) often employ technologies in transformative ways, these strategies also often reproduce dominant narratives and power relations in new and subtle ways (e.g., Ringrose and Eriksson Barajas 2011)." 
== Rhizomata ==
Accelerationism; Technosocial change.