There are 2 main economic models in the world Capitalism and Dictatorships.
In Dictatorships, there is a central authority that governs the markets, which often can lead to massive changes in the economy (for good or bad) in a short time. The goal of the system is to keep those in power for as long as possible, with any means necessary.
In Capitalism the market is governed by large corporations or banks, and is a semi-distributed system. Any change in the system is predicted and corrected, while the goal of the system is to maximize profits to those in charge.
Both systems end up failing in a relatively short amount of time (30-300 years).
Can we come up with new models for society? Can we use advanced mathematics or machine learning to generate models that are meant to be sustainable for thousands of years? (is such a thing even possible? (yes it is))
In Dictatorships, there is a central authority that governs the markets, which often can lead to massive changes in the economy (for good or bad) in a short time. The goal of the system is to keep those in power for as long as possible, with any means necessary.
In Capitalism the market is governed by large corporations or banks, and is a semi-distributed system. Any change in the system is predicted and corrected, while the goal of the system is to maximize profits to those in charge.
Both systems end up failing in a relatively short amount of time (30-300 years).
Can we come up with new models for society? Can we use advanced mathematics or machine learning to generate models that are meant to be sustainable for thousands of years? (is such a thing even possible? (yes it is))
