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I just think that the current empire will most likely be the last one, then at most there will be communities, nothing more, and in the end people will simply disappear and over time there will not even be a trace of them left... Great ending isn't it? By the way, have you watched the movie Blade Runner 2049?
I have, but it just hasn't left much of an impact
I think centralization is one of the core evils. I've been thinking of the inca model for a while
I think you can decentralize things, and in exchange for slower progress you can build something better
Why can't we do things locally? So what if it's complicated and messy? You can do great works without falling to the race to the bottom. Why can't we do everything smaller?
I think it's possible. Communities can network into a greater whole, and I think that's so much better than what we're doing now