Escape the Coordi(N)ation Hunger Games: The Matrix of Coordination & Optimistic Exit (Part 1) | HackerNoon
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from Hackernoon2 years ago
Over time, I've discovered this synthesis of humanity was right: some people can't envision a better future due to lack of information or learned helplessness.
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Even if we could pop the latch to our cage, the punishment for those that didn't make it would be so severe that such a prospect rarely seems worth the risk.
Hackernoonhttps://hackernoon.com/escape-the-coordination-hunger-games-the-matrix-of-coordination-and-optimistic-exit-part-1
This mindset discounts humanity's core strength: coordination. A culture of fear drives a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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What do we as humans DO? We excel at thought-complex communication, altering our environment, innovating, and creating technology, but these are 2nd order effects.
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