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    Samo Burja‏ @SamoBurja 10 Jul 2020

    We have lost and rediscovered incredible technologies like the Lycurgus Cup. But what about lost social technologies? My new piece for @palladiummag about the ancient Chinese thinkers who tried to reverse-engineer the harmony of the Zhou dynasty: https://palladiummag.com/2020/07/10/how-late-zhou-china-reverse-engineered-a-civilization/ … 1/5

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      2. Samo Burja‏ @SamoBurja 10 Jul 2020

        The Lycurgus Cup is a 4th century Roman glass cup that changes color depending on which side you shine light on. We don’t know the process that was used to make it, although we have tried to reverse-engineer the results with our own technology today: https://youtu.be/x2mLfaozia8  2/5

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      3. Samo Burja‏ @SamoBurja 10 Jul 2020

        The Hundred Schools of Thought tried the same thing in the Late Zhou dynasty. Some like Confucius tried to reverse-engineer the knowledge, practices, and traditional rites that made the Zhou dynasty great. 3/5

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      4. Samo Burja‏ @SamoBurja 10 Jul 2020

        Contra Confucius, the Legalists, represented by Han Fei, sought to jerry-rig what was working without special reference to the Zhou. The Taoists, in disagreement with both, emphasized internal harmony and harmony with nature over social harmony. 4/5

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      5. Samo Burja‏ @SamoBurja 10 Jul 2020

        The contributions of these schools and other have melded together into later Chinese civilization. Without succeeding in completely restoring Zhou civilization, they succeeded in re-engineering key features of epistemic health, stability, and prosperity. 5/5

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      2. alexis‏ @alexisgallagher 10 Jul 2020
        Replying to @SamoBurja @palladiummag

        “social technology” is an appealing phrase because it promises a kind of concreteness which you don’t expect from more general terms like “political culture”. Are there histories or cross-cultural surveys which list /specific/ social technologies, can date when they come and go?

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      3. Samo Burja‏ @SamoBurja 10 Jul 2020
        Replying to @alexisgallagher @palladiummag

        The closest I've found is Carroll Quigley's work. Some of Marx and Max Webers' writing comes close.

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      1. Samo Burja‏ @SamoBurja 14 Jul 2020

        Glad my @palladiummag piece on the response of Late Zhou dynasty thinkers to their civilization's decline made it to front page of HN! Good comments so far. 😄 https://news.ycombinator.com/news pic.twitter.com/4uvrbUzIcc

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      1.  🪐 🧙🏼‍♂️ ✨‏ @mwiik 30 Sep 2020
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        Wonder if this would qualify as a social technologyhttps://twitter.com/mwiik/status/1303004145457209344 …

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         🪐 🧙🏼‍♂️ ✨ @mwiik
        TweetBonds are lightweight contracts created entirely via use of Twitter's standard user-side tools. Everyone can participate: No programming or API skills are needed. Reverse Nested Quote Tweets is the most important concept as it allows for non-alterable thread-like structures. https://twitter.com/mwiik/status/1302935965472829444 … pic.twitter.com/I8kCQm0nC0
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