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Why systems matter more than tech
This passage emphasizes that the key to civilizational progress lies in systems, not technology. A system defines how social resources are organized and how power is structured. Its flexibility determines whether institutions can improve and whether technology can be used effectively—ultimately shaping the direction of civilization. A healthy system drives prosperity; a rigid one leads to collapse. Technology only serves the system.
Read MoreVoting vs. decision-making: Understanding their roles in civilization
This article explores the fundamental difference between voting and decision-making. Voting reflects the distribution of power and interests, while decision-making requires a small group of people with strategic competence. When these two are blurred, decisions risk becoming shortsighted and driven by emotion, leading to power imbalances that ultimately weaken social governance.
Read MoreServing the people vs serving the state: what is the right path of modern governance
Why do nations exist? Not for slogans, not for borders, […]
Read MoreCowardice and brutality in Chinese education: a warning and threat to global civilization
I. Why are cowardly and brutal styles of education so c […]
Read More“Something deeper than belief” is the devil’s flute
In today’s world, the greatest threat is not war or mas […]
Read MorePolitical sovereignty and the foundation of an autonomous civil society
Without citizen sovereignty, there can be no true citiz […]
Read MoreWhen I heard the Harvard girl Jiang Yurong speak at graduation
“Going beyond ideology and belief”—that is the devil’s […]
Read MoreEducation in Free Societies vs. Authoritarian Regimes
Every step forward in civilization has been guided by t […]
Read MoreA Glorious Beginning: When Reason and Compassion Return to the World
A nation’s real strength doesn’t come from its ec […]
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