Information and Democracy: Crowdcracy Does Not Need Elections

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Crowdcracy Does Not Need Elections

This Presentation shows graphically why we are better off when we have abolished elections.

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About this blog:

Content:

Our political system can be improved. The ideal political system redistributes wealth and opportunity equally or when equally is not possible, at least to the satisfaction of as many affected people as possible. This blog suggests how we can get from where we are to where we want to be.

Epistemology:

Trial and error is the most efficient way of generating knowledge. Deduction and induction are considered scientific but they are slow and kill creative ideas. This blog does not want to build on proven theory. It wants to launch wild ideas that are grounded by peer stimulus and criticism. When you start a new computer game, you just try stuff, you are not going to read the manual (what manual?)

Change theory:

How do you eat an elephant? Bite by bite! This blog supports agile reform: highly complex systems can only be reformed through incremental competing solutions introduced through iterations of improvements. I have explained in my first blog what this means but in short it means, let's just try all our ideas at the same time and if it works, we'll do some more.

Sunday, May 13, 2012

Crowdcracy Does Not Need Elections

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