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Originally Posted by unsunghero
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Yea a lot of systems require a unified trust in the system or they fall apart
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Think about it like this there’s two engineers and they’re trying to build a bridge. Because there’s two of them it’s much easier to exchange ideas and come up with the best plan of action.
But with government we have like 320 million people, and most of them are really dumb.
So it’s like next to impossible to get them to all agree on anything.. more than half of them are suggesting ideas that don’t even have to do with engineering.
People are getting mad because they don’t know the difference between engineering and the crazy shit that they’re talking about.. and so some other guy is like, well let’s get in a fight! and then some of the dumbest people are like yeah let’s do that!
And now you’re warring.
But if there’s a scenario where everyone can have a raised IQ and be aware of all of the things that everyone else is aware of then you could have 320 million people that are as easy to communicate with each other as the two engineers.
The worlds government, economy, energy, food exchange, there is one way to manage it so that it’s fair and equitable for every single person… but until we’re smart enough that we can all agree on that one way we’re gonna fight about it.
We’ll try different ways and succeed for a while, and then fail, and well try other ones, but one day, we’ll find the one way.
I truly believe that one day we will be smart enough to agree, every single one of us.