> Whenever there are more than two people together, there are politics - even if you try to pretend there aren't. There's no escaping it. This is an equivocati

> Whenever there are more than two people together, there are politics - even if you try to pretend there aren't. There's no escaping it. This is an equivocation. Sure, any time there is a group there will be "politics," but that doesn't have to mean the kind of social dynamics many people associate with the word. A group built on trust and cooperation is just as possible.