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.

  1. If changes tend to happen as large paradigm shifts, then does trying to transition simply slow things down?
  2. When jumping to a new paradigm, does the new model have to be widely known before the jump, or simply known by enough people?
  3. If the existence of the old model – one which has proven to have sufficient flaws to be holding up progress – precludes the existence of any new model being able to prove itself, what is to be done?

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