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Originally posted by Digit
we still need the starting block. and that starting block has unbalanced shares of influence.
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I think that just about summarises the entire problem.
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market forces and greed cannot be allowed to shape the (for lack of a better term) "new world order" just the same as it would be completely irresponsable to allow any religion complete carte blanche on the way of things.
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Here here.
As we stand market forces are our religion. The Dollar is God, the World Bank and IMF it’s disciples.
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another question has sprung to mind.
is democracy even the best tool for the job?
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I often wonder the same thing. I take a different route of reasoning as to why though. I find democracy a little short sighted, half of the time the latest policy is a vote winner not a sensibly thought out way forward.
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we often asume that this would be the method of government for the world, but what if we were to create an entirely different system. a system where everyone is given fair political influence, influece that could change dynamically taking into consideration a massive number of factors
or is that just too much of a pipe dream? to idealistic? dangerous even?
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I would love to hear your (anyones) views on what you feel these factors are and what kind of system would mange to to give everyone fair and relative power.
I occasionally try to imagine what the “new way” will be. But I always hit the same stumbling blocks of human greed, distrust and logistics.