SOME Philosophical aphorisms & critical reflections Daily

Tag: Democracy

  • Risks and virtues of democracy

    The risks of democracy are stark—decaying into oligarchy or idiocracy. But its virtues are essential for our flawed humanity: the flexibility to evolve and the symmetry of shared power. It’s a system built to mirror our unpredictable nature, providing a constant arena for necessary change.

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  • Scale

    Alternative forms of societal organization, such as decentralized, small interconnected groups will emerge. Capitalism, a fuel for concentration of power, is temporary, will be reformed in future too. Normal people usually are just tired and going lazy crazy; The scale, that is the problem… anything overgrown concentrated can be bad, overgrown big bad to be…

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  • Smart mix of socialism and capitalism is the best way

    The most important thing is to develop and advance the progress – economy, products, culture… that is what life is for – to give the better future. Quality, experience… Economics on a scale, products… everything really, devices, tires for cars, good music albums, any good products of technology, art, science, any industry will be well…

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  • Social Decentralization

    The concept of decentralization was hidden to Plato in his criticism of democracy, and in general all his writings on the nature of the state are a weak nonsense. But yeah, indeed, in some terms, democracy sucks, masses as a phenomenon ain’t good at all – easy to manipulate them and you better not to…

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