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  • I think if you're interested then it's the sort of thing maybe best learned from books directly.

    I agree, thanks for the recommendations! Exactly what I was looking for.

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  • So, honest question, genuinely not here to argue but to learn: how is this approach scalable to a society of millions, or even billions? What are some thoughts on this?

    It seems to me that any society in history that operates this way successfully consists of small groups of people living very differently than we generally do today, often sharing a common ethnic or familial bond or some common purpose. Although I'm sympathetic to anarchism in principle and in smaller groups, human society seems to have gone beyond any hope of a successful anarchic turnover long ago. Any breakdown of societal order seems to result in bad actors taking advantage, even when such developments seem positive at first. And any positive ahierarchical community that becomes too big eventually becomes corrupted it seems.

  • The history of chatbots for support purposes show us that jobs will be replaced not when they can be done as good, but good enough, and what "enough" means is going to be a race to the bottom kind of situation over time.

  • Tbh, most of Heathcliff with Heathcliff is just as absurd and actually really funny as they are. I have to thank you for making me realise just how good the strip is these days though. But I'd rather just read the original.