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That's my point. Sometimes solutions simply aren't scalable... I think democracy is one of them. That's not a bad thing. We have a solution, we know we can imp
by losteric 10y ago
That's my point. Sometimes solutions simply aren't scalable... I think democracy is one of them.
That's not a bad thing. We have a solution, we know we can implement it. It's unscalable but still very easy on the individual level.
- eropple 10y agoIn a way, I agree. In another--activating the people to actually do it is not very easy, and thinking retail when the problem is wholesale seems to be a pretty good way to keep having things go to pot. I have some ideas on this, I'm working on one at the moment in my spare time, but...well. We'll see. ;)
- losteric 10y agoWell, I'm curious to see what you're thinking is better. History has shown us the two sides of this coin... broadcasted dogmatic thinking (audience > 100), and empowering critical thinking at a smaller scale (audience ~ 10). The former tends to infect societies that have failed at the latter. We've yet to see anyone achieve broadcasted critical thinking.