Does anybody have an antidote to alienation that's not a digitalized version of mass movement politics of the 1920s and 1930s all over again? Or let me put it this way: what strange bedfellows can make this kind of social restructuring politically feasible in the current constitutional paradigm?
Does anybody have an antidote to alienation that's not a digitalized version of mass movement politics of the 1920s and 1930s all over again? Or let me put it this way: what strange bedfellows can make this kind of social restructuring politically feasible in the current constitutional paradigm?
Thank you for this question Robert! This is the fundamental question I'm work toward in my blog. I will get to that exact issue in the future,
but without giving away any spoilers we do need some level of restructuring of our system.