Well... Luddites teach us that: - a large slice of people oppose ANY change, no matter if positive or (obviously) negative to them; - as a result when changes

Well... Luddites teach us that: - a large slice of people oppose ANY change, no matter if positive or (obviously) negative to them; - as a result when changes are needed or at least opportune a large slice of people hinder the change and get defeated by history, so the changes happen and tend to be favoring a small cohort while technically it can favor the entire humanity if implemented sglitly differently - after a LARGE amount of them the happened change change a bit to mitigate favoring few since now most people have understood the good part and instead of opposing something already there and useful they push small corrections Long story short... People MUST reason instead of being reactionary, the historic tool to make this happening was mandatory public schooling, but history prove it's not that efficient and so far we have failed to implement something better... PS I imaging I was unable to read the entire article, even with Firefox Reader most of the content does not appear...