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The main concern seems to be that a centralised entity (corporate or government) can be flawed in its decision-making and/or execution. This is to the detriment
by desertraven 5y ago
The main concern seems to be that a centralised entity (corporate or government) can be flawed in its decision-making and/or execution. This is to the detriment of us all.
What’s the solution here? Decentralisation doesn’t seem to compete well with centralised alternatives. Perhaps this will change with the latest wave of pro-decentralisation?
- cratermoon 5y ago> Decentralisation doesn’t seem to compete well with centralised alternatives Perhaps the problem is making competition the axle around which the world revolves.
- jkhdigital 5y agoCompetition (and capitalism) is not a conscious choice, it is simply what happens when humans are free to choose. Western societies consciously chose individual freedom, and the economic system simply followed directly from that choice.
- cratermoon 5y agoMaking competition the axle around which the world revolves is a choice.
- cratermoon 5y agoCompetition in general may not be a choice, but making it the axle around which the world revolves is a choice.