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"Other systems" have had a very dismal track record so far. we're down to the gap between what people say and what they do in our system. That's a profound prob
by ArkyBeagle 10y ago
"Other systems" have had a very dismal track record so far. we're down to the gap between what people say and what they do in our system. That's a profound problem. We're limited now by artifacts of human cognition.
- fsloth 10y ago"Other systems" have had a very dismal track record so far. Yes, historically we are doing pretty good. This proves sometimes changes in systems improve things. This is why questions that generally lead peoples to think of other systems should be approached with kind questioning and inquiry rather than scoffing them as rubbish off-hand - we should amswer why they often are impossible. "That's a profound problem. We're limited now by artifacts of human cognition." Yes, this is a very good summary of the other half of the problem. The other is figuring a dynamical model of the economy (which might or might not be impossible).