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I agree so much with the observation that we are still using, basically, archaic systems. We have so much more knowledge now, so many more capabilities, but pe
by PrimeMcFly 4y ago
I agree so much with the observation that we are still using, basically, archaic systems.
We have so much more knowledge now, so many more capabilities, but people still argue over socialism or capitalism, for example.
There are numerous better possible systems, but instead of people putting their heads together and really coming up with a better system, at least for our modern day needs, people just stick to arguing what they learned, what gets inherited.
I think we definitely need something new. Capitalism unchecked and without heavy regulation is unsustainable, if nothing else it will lead to revolts and uprising. Socialism has a naive view of human nature IMO.
Hybrid systems like the Nordic countries use are pretty great, but still much room for improvement.
On top of all of that, democracy can't work when, like in the US, almost half the population is severely uneducated and ends up voting out of spite and/or based on belief.