I get your frustration with TFA. I don't necessarily agree, but that's not really important IMHO. Perhaps you might focus on the issues discussed rather than t

I get your frustration with TFA. I don't necessarily agree, but that's not really important IMHO. Perhaps you might focus on the issues discussed rather than the author and their opinions? The article certainly seems to have gotten your rhetorical "juices" flowing. So why not focus that energy on making reasoned arguments for the type of governance you think would be most appropriate for the tech industry, the US and the world? I get it. You disagree with TFA's author. What do you agree with? What governance model do you think would serve the tech industry, the US and the world at large the best? A monarchy (with you as monarch, of course!)? Ancient Egypt style autocracy? Hoxhaism? Parliamentary system? Francoist Fascism? Anarcho-Capitalism?