Decentralizing the system, decentralizes the corruption. By decentralizing the corruption infinitely more resources can be brought to bear, in parallel, on dismantling the corruption.
Feb 10, 2023Liked by The Society of Problem Solvers
I concur with all of your points and ideas, however to be the rational contrarian in the room I will offer this observation; This is too complicated and the people involved are too corrupted to change.
The option is for those of is in the middle to change "the system". But again too many are addicted to systemic perks, cheap consumerism, and social media amplification.
Consider the move to boycott the so called woke corporations. Take a current event, the NFL super bowl, woke commercial consumerism at its apex. How many scream about the corruption of the sport, the insane money being thrown around, the disastrous ideologies embraced by the league, their corporate sponsors, their government endorsed tax dodges, their exploitation of players, host city governments and not to mention the price of a ticket...., and yet how many will still sit their fat bellies in front of a chinese made telescreen, consume vast quantities of garbage food that shortens their life as they laugh and cry away their principles this Sunday?
It's hard to get the weeds choking out the valuable crop to just die out on their own. And getting them to die for the sake of things not yet planted is even harder.
Feb 10, 2023Liked by The Society of Problem Solvers
1/3 of the people in the world are anarchists who will lie, cheat, steal, kidnap, rape and kill if not for laws against it. The rich anarchists wear suits, live in mansions, travel in yachts and private jets while the poor anarchists live under bridges in tents. Tyranny is their liberty. Evil hides behind lies.
People who believe lies are fools because they have been fooled by charlatans.
Jesus said, "The truth will set you free." I believe him.
Corruption follows diversity like a shadow. Diversity inevitably casts a shadow of corruption as each group works for its own interests against the interests of the nation. No one cares about the whole, only about their particular benefit. No change to rules will fix the harms of diversity.
The only societies with a chance of defeating corruption are strongly unified by a common culture. The melting pot was not just a good idea, it was the very life of America.
Rome was successful in its early days when all the Romans had the same culture and were all related to one another. When Rome became a large empire composed of diverse groups, corruption flourished and ultimately destroyed it.
>The problem is the people corrupting our systems.
The best way to tackle a people problem is to retool the operating structure underneath the corruption.
The operating structure needs to be decentralized.
The best initiative underway to decentralize our corrupt Federal government is leveraging Article 5 of the Constitution.
This initiative is underway and making progress as the Convention of States
https://conventionofstates.com/
Decentralizing the system, decentralizes the corruption. By decentralizing the corruption infinitely more resources can be brought to bear, in parallel, on dismantling the corruption.
Makes enormous sense...did you see El gato malo's suggestion? All data has to be transparent and posted...
I concur with all of your points and ideas, however to be the rational contrarian in the room I will offer this observation; This is too complicated and the people involved are too corrupted to change.
The option is for those of is in the middle to change "the system". But again too many are addicted to systemic perks, cheap consumerism, and social media amplification.
Consider the move to boycott the so called woke corporations. Take a current event, the NFL super bowl, woke commercial consumerism at its apex. How many scream about the corruption of the sport, the insane money being thrown around, the disastrous ideologies embraced by the league, their corporate sponsors, their government endorsed tax dodges, their exploitation of players, host city governments and not to mention the price of a ticket...., and yet how many will still sit their fat bellies in front of a chinese made telescreen, consume vast quantities of garbage food that shortens their life as they laugh and cry away their principles this Sunday?
It's hard to get the weeds choking out the valuable crop to just die out on their own. And getting them to die for the sake of things not yet planted is even harder.
Change will come, but it will take generations.
Well we have to start with the farmers if we are going to have enough people left to see it through😳
1/3 of the people in the world are anarchists who will lie, cheat, steal, kidnap, rape and kill if not for laws against it. The rich anarchists wear suits, live in mansions, travel in yachts and private jets while the poor anarchists live under bridges in tents. Tyranny is their liberty. Evil hides behind lies.
People who believe lies are fools because they have been fooled by charlatans.
Jesus said, "The truth will set you free." I believe him.
https://sovren.media/c/ron-paul-revolution/235537/5e025eb501ead9fe8c3f3aeb068b5516
Is farmers getting rich from poisonous “cash crops” the corruption you speak of,......because that’s what’s happening.
Corruption follows diversity like a shadow. Diversity inevitably casts a shadow of corruption as each group works for its own interests against the interests of the nation. No one cares about the whole, only about their particular benefit. No change to rules will fix the harms of diversity.
The only societies with a chance of defeating corruption are strongly unified by a common culture. The melting pot was not just a good idea, it was the very life of America.
Rome was successful in its early days when all the Romans had the same culture and were all related to one another. When Rome became a large empire composed of diverse groups, corruption flourished and ultimately destroyed it.