Agree with most of what is said. I would also point to educational alternatives like the Khan Academy.
Regarding ” If the systems are as a corrupt as you think they are, they should destroy themselves on their own in any case.” I am wondering if that is saying we will not see stable systems that are inherently corrupt (no stable equilibrium with corruption) or “that level” is not stable—but I didn’t see anything that suggest some excessively large level of corruption.
I think I would be more concerned about corrupt practices driving out possible innovations and perhaps limiting growth (but here not sure as I see China’s economy and polity as largely corrupt but they seem to be growing fine and are as stable as the USA or EU I would suggest)
Agree with most of what is said. I would also point to educational alternatives like the Khan Academy.
Regarding ” If the systems are as a corrupt as you think they are, they should destroy themselves on their own in any case.” I am wondering if that is saying we will not see stable systems that are inherently corrupt (no stable equilibrium with corruption) or “that level” is not stable—but I didn’t see anything that suggest some excessively large level of corruption.
I think I would be more concerned about corrupt practices driving out possible innovations and perhaps limiting growth (but here not sure as I see China’s economy and polity as largely corrupt but they seem to be growing fine and are as stable as the USA or EU I would suggest)
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