You aren't qualified to answer that question. Neither am I. I'm a pretty good at the things I do. I have opinions about things. But they aren't informed, right? I don't work at the border or an abortion clinic. I am not a city planner or a member of government.
I think the first thing we should do is only listen to people about what they are actually good at, without assuming they know shit about anything else.
It's hard though. It's trivial to say terrible things pleasantly.
It is the certainness of ignorance that is so terrifying. And that's what is so wrong with corporations, is that the clearness of their mandate. It makes them wonderful opponents and bad guys. Profit is extracted from inequality, by definition.
It just needs to be rethought.
I see some good examples, like software design. It also relies on money, but the modular seasonal implementation of code is heavily driven by users, with clear consequences (financially) for not meeting the needs of their userbase.
And if they are bad enough at it, someone else can come in and replace them. (Simcity, sitting in the corner, glaring at Cities:Skylines).
This is also the model I have for Sinless. I'm playing this game. People are playing this game, and the things that are made for it, and given to the people playing, and their feedback drives the gameplay changes.
It's a great model, and part of—well, when I say Path; Global media (not 'the media' but globalized media) is agendaized. AI slop is flooding everywhere, making data impossible to locate. Walled, private, moderated communities are the answer.
So, you know, I'm building one of those too—although you are almost certainly part of several already. It's just something I've always wanted and everyone is so focused on 'the current hot trend' that no one is doing it. Well, I'm doing it.
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