This got me thinking. If there was a reality-based conservative philosophy, would it be asking "as interconnected systems get ever-larger and more complex, is there a line crossed where no one has control?" This does conflict with the view that the last thing markets need is "control", so maybe they would see no one in control as natural evolution, and good. Don't think anyone was in control of Wall Street in 1929.J.P. Morgan tried and failed.
Henry, I have dollars in my pocket waiting for you to start a fiction recommendation substack.
This was posted on April 1st. What would A.I. make of that?
This got me thinking. If there was a reality-based conservative philosophy, would it be asking "as interconnected systems get ever-larger and more complex, is there a line crossed where no one has control?" This does conflict with the view that the last thing markets need is "control", so maybe they would see no one in control as natural evolution, and good. Don't think anyone was in control of Wall Street in 1929.J.P. Morgan tried and failed.