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The problem with the utopian version is that centralization of power pretty much guarantees it won't happen, hence the failed states. It's like how benevolent d
by r_smart 10y ago
The problem with the utopian version is that centralization of power pretty much guarantees it won't happen, hence the failed states. It's like how benevolent dictatorships are one of the best forms of government, but you never want to try and implement that for obvious reasons.