Ed Dowding

The best way to survive the 21st century is together. The way we do things today does not need to be, nor can it be, the way we do things tomorrow.

Government will almost always lag behind business, because it is too slow moving.

Government will almost always lag behind the will of the more progressive population, because it doesn’t want to lose votes from the ones with inertia, or a vested interested in the status quo. (This used to be OK: having government trundle slowly ensured a slow steady progression which allowed all the scouts and pioneers enough time to find absolutely the best way to proceed and report back. This is no longer an acceptable since the world has picked up the pace and they HAVE to act faster.)

Markets are inefficient, full of duplication, and waste.

People are generally willfully ignorant, un(der)informed, have no interest in change, averse to risk, or stick to anachronistic mindsets.

So we can not trust governments, markets, or populations to be the agents of change…

Therefore I would humbly like to submit myself as a new benign dictator.

All in favour say ‘aye’. Oh… wait… no… we don’t have to do that anymore. Ok ok… anyone NOT in favour, send in your concerns and I’ll have them worked into the Grand New Future.

One Comment, Comment or Ping

  1. I vote for you
    or at least do not oppose this proposition.
    do i need to march for this?
    free tibet.

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