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Maybe that will be the result of the author's master plan of organizing insurrection through the power of software and the internet is successful. But he doesn
by sverige 9y ago
Maybe that will be the result of the author's master plan of organizing insurrection through the power of software and the internet is successful. But he doesn't say what happens after the insurrection, so there's no real alternative offered other than chaos once the system breaks down. It's hard to predict what system will arise out of the ashes if he is successful.
It's kind of sad, really. It feels like I'm back in the '90s reading Usenet posts on alt.society.anarchy or alt.politics.usa.
- perlpimp 9y agoI was wondering why people who advocate use of blockchain for voting. now it makes sense.
- evanlivingston 9y agoI don't see it as sad. The most important step in making the world a better place is using our imaginations. I think this is a core part of radical systems of thought. Anarchists would invite even you to imagine what would come next rather than a minority of them dictating a system that is prescribed. I think it's also a problematic to percieve the system braking down as resulting in chaos. It's the desire of people for peace that preserves peace, not the system. Also, saying the system isn't choatic now is misleading. The chaos is just both hidden and displaced.