> I'm always amazed by articles like this one that just take for granted that the author knows the people better than they know themselves, and that people like

> I'm always amazed by articles like this one that just take for granted that the author knows the people better than they know themselves, and that people like them are naturally the ones who should be vested with decision making power The article says nothing of the sort. There are very concrete suggestions provided at the end - suggestions which do not require any centralized decision makers or authorities.