I'm with Nicholas Nassim Taleb on predicting the future.
If you want to do something and you know this has been done in the past and been stable-enough for millenia, then it can probably be done again with a few tweaks
Utopian/dystopian novelties like "luxury automated communism" or whatever the WEF is spruiking this year, not so much.
Yes, but there are other (and very unpredictable) matters to take into consideration such as the generational rate of technological advancement (outside of decentralized tech), how these advancements are utilized, the increase or decline in geopolitical tensions, and the global impact of decentrentralized technology. There's always the possibility that the stability which you're referring to may not last a millenia but a century and then be stalled by a decade or half of that. In short, an increase in the rate of technological advancement seems to have led to a decrease in length of peaceful cuktural engagement.
This is very true.
The administrative and logistical capabilities of a State to establish monopolies and sustain / expand itself in a society are determined by cultural, geographical and technological factors.
The last are quite within our power to re-engineer, hence the decentralised tech you speak of.
But the main battle is always ideological, and increased State monopolisation now is increasing State costs far faster than State revenues, so "by their fruits ye may know them" is going to be in our favour for some time :)
But the main issue is: how do we convince normies that their personal financial issues, their countrys political problems, and all their social dilemmas have been effectively created by the government and corps?
I say: "Mr Optimism! Make us some memes!" :D
Actually answer: I don't know, but I think its different for different people, and existing social / interest links make the message do through more easily.
I'll do my best to make a memeš š. Wish me luck.
It canāt be done. Normies will simply go with the flow, without regard to their status as slaves or free. We donāt need normies, or votes, or to āfixā society. We have inviolable private property, a technology that has never existed. Good luck to some ass clown statist cucks doing anything about that. My responsibility is to my family. Thatās it. If only 1% of the population wants to live free, so be it.
Iām all for educating as much as possible, and reaching as many as we can but I donāt see it as necessary to get ānormiesā. If we get 1-2% of people, that will be enough.
