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New and shiny is not always better. Science has spoiled us in the last century, but it has little to say about how a good government should operate. Many of us
by queuebert 6mo ago
New and shiny is not always better. Science has spoiled us in the last century, but it has little to say about how a good government should operate.
Many of us have a popular set of ideals that we think are superior and have attempted to overlay those on every aspect of modern life, but they have little to no data behind them and are ultimately just beliefs that make us feel good. As such, there is no reason to expect they are optimal for governing either.
- justonceokay 6mo agoIt’s true. In the long arc of history I have no doubt that our current government systems will be considered childish
- cindyllm 6mo ago[dead]
- xp84 6mo agoLook, just let us get rid of first-past-the-post as the only voting method, and I'll be happy. I'm not asking for voting via Neuralink, holographic VR Presidential debates, or flying car taxis to the polling places.