>>14224913There isn't a problem created by bad management that can't be made worse by bad management.
It is bad management to exclude. Exclusion simply leaves you with what is left over which is not knowable, not what you want.
It is bad management to prohibit. Prohibition requires the creation of the prohibitors.
It is bad management to want what you can’t get before you change what you are so that you can get it.
The first problem is that you have a system that rewards the creation of products that hurt us. Because money can only buy but cannot unbuy, if the product is a benefit to someone but a detriment to others, the others are forced to use the extra-market social management of governance and state violence to prohibit. This opens up the creation of authority to become a product that the same money can now buy compounding the bad management of using money with the force of violence it can now buy.
If, instead of money, we used distributed ledgers that can both buy AND unbuy by excluding the ledgers of those that make bad products, and we compounded our ability to unbuy by collecting our ledgers into Public Banks of ledgers, then there would be no profit in making products that helped the few at the expense of the many because any money taken in trade for those bad products could now not be spent on anything else. With this system in place, there would be no need for the creation of a governance to prohibit, and no ability to capture the authority of a state that uses violence to enforce the bad management.
Before we will EVER be able to fix the problems in the world, we have to FIX the system that rewards their creation.
