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Interesting point. I would argue that every collective movement has philosophical-logical paradoxes. Religious organizations are some that immediately come to
by jschveibinz 3y ago
Interesting point. I would argue that every collective movement has philosophical-logical paradoxes. Religious organizations are some that immediately come to mind. Political action and legislation is another example.
Likewise, any attempt to "social engineer" for the benefit of some will in some way result in a loss for others. I can't argue any for any law of conservation of "benefit" here. I'm just suggesting that there are always pros and cons.
And thanks for the link!