@wargfranklin That's your theory of tech, not mine. My theory is that tech steadily removes the need to have war at all. Takes time though.
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@wargfranklin I am very explicitly NOT talking about "social" tech, but all tech.
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@wargfranklin I'll be publishing some material on this soon, but the closest approx equivalent public take to mine is http://www.growwiser.com/2014/08/10/plurality-of-absolutes/ …
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@wargfranklin the tl;dr (full version is 30k words) is that tech steadily replaces rivalrous goods with non-rivalrous.
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@wargfranklin no, that's not-even-wrong bs but again, too much to summarize on twitter
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@wargfranklin I don't buy it, but I don't doubt there's a detailed argument to be made there.
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@wargfranklin You're missing same angle every version of this argument has since luddites: humans develop new wants+needs from each other
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@wargfranklin It's the drum
@pmarca beats a lot, but it's a good one. "New wants and needs" is very subtle phenonmenon. - Show replies
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@wargfranklin It becomes its *own* equation of supply and demand.
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@wargfranklin Poetry can turn into an economic sector just as childish board games are now billion-dollar gaming industry.
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