Is this a thing?. Most people I know personally are pretty for ending suffering for everyone.
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Nations aren't the best for humans and their wellbeing. Religion is pretty bad and politics so far is only marginally better. The one structure that actually seems to be doing well is science.
Everyone else is just WebKit or Gecko
You can use a terminal browser a la lynks2 or w3m
Two years later, how's the switch been?
Yeah if your machine can be added to a botnet then it will be. Resistance is futile, we are Borg style.
That's a fair additive although it can be difficult to define the boundaries. Particularly tech can have a far reaching influence and arguably global influence these days. If the scope of the policy is narrow then I can imagine that being functional, if the scope is potentially global then that may become an issue.
Tell humans something is naughty or bad and some will find a thrill in it regardless of what it is. Also it's a power exchange which is a very common dynamic humans enjoy in and outside the bedroom.
One man's troubles are another man's dreams and another man's nightmare
Calling democracy mob rule is really old. I would at least prefer representatives to be scientists or otherwise the most informed on the subject and policies they are deciding on. I would also prefer all policies to be tested to see if they actually create their desired outcomes. I would prefer the desired outcome to always be increasing human and environmental wellbeing.
He's not the first but I was thinking about that. I can't remember the critic but early on in the American experiment someone described it as mob rule.
Similar but I would prefer a representative democracy but where the representatives need to be national experts on what they are deciding. So for instance if it's medicine then the representatives need to be physicians and medical scientists, and previous heads of hospitals. If it's dealing with the environment then the representatives need to be environmental scientists, civic engineers, and so on. Aka have the most informed people for that which you are trying to make decisions. Even better, have their policies reviewed by a body of their peers the same way scientific publishing works to get a measure on how good or bad their ideas are. Even better, test their ideas when they've been implemented to see if they're actually working.
Most the people I know personally want the conflicts in both locations (and others) to subside.