Celebrityocracy is a type of rule in which famous individuals dictate and influence the decisions and opinions of the society. This form of government is characterized by the power and influence of popular figures, celebrities, and influencers in shaping public discourse, policy-making, and culture. In a celebrityocracy, fame and popularity hold significant weight and can often determine the direction and priorities of the society.

Obscurantocracy is a type of rule in which hermits and individuals who deliberately avoid the public eye hold power and influence over society. In this form of government, secrecy, isolation, and a lack of transparency are valued, with decisions often made behind closed doors by a select few who shun the spotlight. The rulers in an obscurantocracy are often reclusive, obscure, and detached from mainstream society, leading to a lack of accountability and transparency in governance. This type of rule is characterized by a preference for secrecy and a resistance to change or outside influence.