Everybody here probably understands Darwinian evolution, but what
Darwin missed was: technology. Technology reverses the evolutionary
pressure on a species, from a necessity to fight amongst each other
(such as looking down and pestering Nerds & Geeks in particular,
which is not only infighting but also cowardice) so as to build a
strong fighting species able to successfully survive its predator/prey
interactions with other species, to a situation where groups and
individuals who do not engage in infighting (pestering, war) will
survive anyway because of their technology while at the same time
the infighters and bullies (war makers, criminals and like scum)
do still fall victim from the results of their own violence. Hence
the evolutionary pressures have been reversed thanks to technology
(this isn't a fan-post for Nerdism, it is a simple iteration of
logical statements). This reversal has begun to appear from the
time humanity began throwing stones, when for the first time the
im****tance of infighting was dimini****ng, to the present time of AK-47
automatic machine guns and shortly fully programmable self aiming and
discriminating (non-)lethal self-defense packages, which take out the
body element in humanity's superiority, and hence render the perfection
of human fighting capabilities obsolete. Not only obsolete, human
fighting goes from an im****tant aspect of our long-term survival, to
something that is our worst and only threat. People that bash others,
in particular ba****ng non-violent people such as nerds and geeks, are
part of the worst and only threat that humanity has, robbing humanity
of the pool of less violent people that has collected in the absence of
predator/prey culling which would happen in the pre-technological era.
http://www.xs4all.nl/~joshb/technical_darwinism.html
<- formal argument
It is an outrage this simple deduction isn't yet taught in schools
or universities (assuming there's nobody that can defeat the logic).
To do something about this, nerds, geeks and their friends will take
over the world, and make it a nice place. This will only succeed if
we get rid of private Capitalism (which may sound odd?). Private
Capitalism invests its money in companies that have low cost. That
are companies that have no respect for their employees, steal the
money they deserve. Private investing is not itself productive, it
has to be taken over by a more democratic government. And then we
will distribute the resources of the Earth using a computerized
database. We will have a law that says that starters have to sell
their business to the employees. The entire system is mostly ready
and designed in great detail here (or see archives of
alt.politics.communism):
http://www.xs4all.nl/~joshb/constitution.html
I greatly appreciate intelligent comments, don't hold back.
The system is a trade economy, because trading is swapping, and
swapping is social and protects the weak and productive. This
trade concept is divided into 4 policies/concepts:
Size: 1. individual, your land owner****p right,
2. group, your company which eventually becomes democratic
3. country, the country is maximum democratic
4. world, sovereign nations maximum size 100 million,
no international authority (just talk)
You can also look at it like this:
1. Democratic Authorities (speaks for itself, Government)
2. " Ventures (companies)
3. " Investments (public-finance, anti-capitalist)
4. " Demarcations (distribution of natural resources)
It will take some time to implement this over the entire world.
It is im****tant not to collate in large organizations, these will
be taken over from within. Stay loose.
Then, real nerds/geeks should like this one:
http://sede.sourceforge.net
:-)
The nerds will inherit the world ? Maybe more litteral then you
might think, litterally inheriting your patch of natural resources
http://www.xs4all.nl/~joshb/revolution.html#revolution.lite
(scroll down until above `Global system'.)
Don't say nobody came up with an idea that would work ... this will
work. But if you think it won't, I'm listening.
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http://www.xs4all.nl/~joshb
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