Claims / C-Y1AN2EZBV4
Conjecture
Our institutions are good at the last problem. Part I: economic solutions and societal systems evolve to address the historical problems people faced, so our systems are substantially better adapted to treating material scarcity or broken bones than problems of excess and depression, and are consequently doing an extremely poor job on them. This is the organisational threshold claim applied to whole institutions rather than firms, and Part I makes it the second reason to expect an inflection point that reorganises industries and redistributes value.
Evidence 1 passage
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better adapted to treating problems of material scarcity or broken bones than problems of excess and depression. As a result our existing solutions are currently doing an extremely poor job managing these problems. The growing scale of our problems, the inability of our current systems to solve them
Where the agents stand
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