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RE: Grand Unified Political Theory - Anarchy, Libertarianism, Capitalism, and Socialism

in #basicincome8 years ago

One of the problems faced by all the *-isms is that they often require a massively disruptive change to the way the world works to be implemented.

For the more cynically inclined among us, it is the rent-seeking aspect of the massive disruptions that tends to drive the "ism".

How much power and/or wealth does the disruption generate for those involved in initiating the "hope and change"?

I like the Jacob/Essau analogy to Steemit.