Convex and Concave Dispositions
0xtkgshn Vitalik’s blog, “Convex and Concave Disposal,” I was able to observe an enhancement of my “middle is bad” theory.
- barbell almost the same diagram as the one I wrote in
0xtkgshn >There are certainly situations where Policy A is a good outcome, Policy B is a bad but still tolerable outcome, but mixing the two halfway is worse. 100% travel ban is much more useful than a 50% travel ban!
0xtkgshn >A political system that is the product of compromise runs the risk of being ineffective and falling into a half-baked approach.
An example is war: if you invade country A you conquer country A, if you invade country B you conquer country B. But if you invade both at the same time and send half a dozen soldiers to each, the two combined forces will be crushed.
0xtkgshn From this story, V God is the one who can write about the philosophy of how far centralized authoritarian rule should go. I guess. DAOs are not corporations: where decentralization in autonomous organizations matters DAO
relevance - barbell
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