My ideal system (and one I'd like to move towards, politically), is where the incentive structure of the system is such that the natural incentives you have to fill your own needs, *also* results in others getting their needs met, as naturally and organically as possible.
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But I'd love to see us all breathe, take a step back, and start loosening our white-knuckled grip on reality, just a tad. People know what they need, for themselves, and if you let them get it in the best way they know how, we might start seeing the system provide for itself.
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If the history of humanity has anything to say about the abandoning of laws/ failure of states it's not that there would be anarchy but that regional warlordism will almost certainly result and Americans are not so exceptional for it to not happen here.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warlord
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Mad Max with forests.
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@Aella_Girl Now there’s a form of control. I was with you up until you seemed to imply that control should fall away but not countries.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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You had me with the complexity part but lost me with the drift to no laws The tragedy of the commons is no small part of why rules started I expect The big problems in large populations isn’t big bad acts it’s death by 1000 cuts
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