I guess "it can give, and does give such feedback more often than in peace time... if we are able to receive the feedback" Anyway I hope I was saying that war

I guess "it can give, and does give such feedback more often than in peace time... if we are able to receive the feedback" Anyway I hope I was saying that war is not necessary for us to learn to organise better. And I would say that the Nazi "organisation" was so fucked up that anything that did not fit the internal psychosis of the Party was never going to make a difference. Which I guess is the point. A democracy has its blind spots - we should build a more perfect democracy with fewer prejudices and blind spots - and if we do we will I hope see a better society and more technological progress to boot. Double down on democracy is kind of what I am saying. (Strategic bombing seems to sit in that weird area of psychosis in military planners and politicians. See acoup.blog recently for it but it has never worked - London, Dresden, Tokyo, all made population more determined, drones killing people at weddings or roadsides is never going to make people give up. But we keep doing it.)