Speaking for the left, didn't think we could win in absolute sense, just thought we won over more voters than we actually did.
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Yes… there’s different reactions from different quarters of left ofc. I think some did believe they’d won outright & permanently.
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I too fear what a Trump administration may do. But having spent a year studying the culture war in depth, election result was no surprise.
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Coming from an urban progressive background, I sought to understand the religious right structurally & functionally https://meaningness.com/monism-dualism-countercultures …
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This is so true. Just look at how half the GOP responded to Trump's rise. Trump didn't win, he just lost less badly.
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Yup! Related: seems that the religious right may be a dwindling force now. Don’t know how GOP will reconfigure its coalition…
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it seems to me large scale societal software must be systemic, while allowing for diffs in interpretation and contingencies
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Yes; but remember the fluid mode is not anti-systemic, it is meta-systemic. Systems, relativized, are part of a workable arrangement.
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I cherish your insights, but I'm still unconvinced that there is a way to build sustainable societal software in the fluid mode
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Yes; I see that as an open possibility, but far from certain, and details are currently scarce!
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