A good run on LinkedIn: How Your Company—And Your Job—Will Soon Be Disrupted
Bill Hayden And yet, most mind boggling of all is that our inefficient bureaucratic and corrupt government only gets worse. When is that going to change?
"It" will only get worse. The question: are "you" ready to wake up and understand that this is the natural behavior of an obsolete control system? It MUST collapse, either to wipe out this useless global nursery of moaning and fighting kids, or to make place for a mankind that defines growth not by making more garbage. Or both... http://hajnalvilag.blogspot.hu/2014/05/a-question-for-7-billion.html
Bill Hayden Lorand, I agree to your reference to "you" (as in "me" or anyone else) that we all have a personal responsibility as stakeholders in the political process, to take responsibility for making change happen. However, I for one, am not ready to declare the U.S. Constitution or our democratic republic as "useless" or beyond repair. I do not wish for a collapse. I think, given the subject of this article, that "we" are blessed with many very smart and talented people and it begs the question: Where are the non-lawyers, the entrepreneurs, the innovators, the non-career politicians, with new ideas and ways to improve government at the federal, state and local levels? My comment was intended to "disrupt" the chorus of "me too" comments about how wonderful the technology and change is that we are seeing. The elephant sitting in the middle of the room that nobody is talking about is the government that is sucking the oxygen out of the room.
well... I AM one of those non-lawyers, innovators, etc. who have new ideas. But "you" should read and listen more carefully :-) I have just proven that your elephant (the government) is simple consequence of a fatal error in our mindset, and being that, you can't fight against it directly. Exactly like the Matrix (first episode).
From very inside, the "wonderful technology" is just the same ugly fat kid as the "government", that follows exactly the same broken rules (produces popular, well-selling garbage for profit). As a programmer, I work on a framework that is (already) more efficient than anything I have seen from "big names" or "crowd source". Fortunately, so far nobody took it seriously, because 1: it would require too much of their precious time to understand, and 2: it breaks the fundamental IT business rules.
I am an elite thinker, and as such, I do have the right to question whatever I see irrational. This is not about power, number of followers or whatever, but simple math. I don't care what you are "ready for". This is just a math exercise: I ask you if you find any error in my proof that this system is obsolete, and will collapse, not because I will, but because of the fundamental errors (in fact I am scared of the process that I could forecast quite precisely, and living in Hungary, I see Mr. Putin's rising empire far too close. By the way, you can check our government if you want to see real shame...)
So I AM the one who wants to keep us from collapsing, by letting a broken (more precisely: obsolete) system collapse ALONE, while we watch it from the outside. To me, your personal responsibility looks like: where do you stand? Do you consider yourself an independent and powerful thinker who must choose his side - or you want to keep yelling at puppets, natural results of our evolution?
