Notices by Adamosophy (adamosophy@kcl.academy)

@mk @realcaseyrollins
Aristotle already handled this in book 2 of his Politics. He prescribed a socialisés economic nobility that resembles an oligarchy because, on the one hand, only stakeholders can be trusted to care for the commons but, on the other, asocial privatism is predatory.

The problem with Aristotle is that he was prescribing a solution for the scale of a city state and not a global scale internet based market such as we have today...

@mk @realcaseyrollins
...Today's globalized landscape demands a 100% decentralized totalitarian, all inclusive oligarchy that only a flattened P2P economy can produce by allowing every consumer to also be provider and for economic communities to form and collapse ephemerally, on demand... An Exonomy.

@realcaseyrollins you might be over generalizing a little in this case. The real difference between capitalism and socialism, is that capitalism is when the government neglects you to find your own way, and socialism is when the government doesn't trust you to find your own way.