> So what was that you were saying about "trying to fix governments being pointless"? We should not dress up authoritarianism as something good. But some form

> So what was that you were saying about "trying to fix governments being pointless"? We should not dress up authoritarianism as something good. But some form of governing needs (and will anyway) to take place. I believe the best place for the center of this to happen in "close by", local, or small-scope. > Or is this proposal not "a government" in your eyes. It proposes a collection of most authorative governments, with layers above that are less authoritative and on-topic. This is the opposite of a nation state, that tends to cluster power/tax-revenue at the top.