@0xtkgshn: I think itâs more futuristic to tie a new social compact for the turbulent times afterwards than to create AI services. I think youâre more of a futuristic entrepreneur. Most people donât get it. And those who say itâs impossible are just saying youâll never be able to do it.
Itâs easy to imagine people reacting with, âI canât sign a new social contract.â
- but thatâs just the conceptual resolution of the âsocial contractâ!
- Not all of todayâs âsocial contract bundlesâ were born at once.
- Not that the âsocial contract bundleâ hasnât been changing all along.
The âsocial contract bundleâ is like a gene pool in organisms, where genes adapted to the environment reproduce and multiply to become mainstream.
- You recently wrote a related story.
- Oh, this one.
- Social innovation legitimizes governance.
- After a good gene has spread, it is described as âthe species has acquired new capabilities through evolutionâ
- Similarly, after a good mounting is spread, it is described as âsocial innovation happened.
- Democracy needs to evolve into a real-time system.
- To use a biological analogy, this means that as a new environment, a real-time system, becomes available, a species is created that has evolved to adapt to that environment.
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