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stellaachenbach
@stellaachenbach
"Democracy in Numbers" is the latest article on my /mirror page. I have dedicated this separate space to 🔍 investigating "democracy" as a concept from different angles. Please subscribe and let me know your thoughts in the comments! ⏬ https://mirror.xyz/stellaachenbach.eth/ulFqKZ5oXosHjJuJbYjthR7HbxPpHIeCmKtb-n7NSyk?referrerAddress=0xD2BC5cb641aE6f7A880c3dD5Aee0450b5210BE23
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Trigs
@trigs
Wonderfully written! A great combination of data, references, and narrative. I love that you broke the 4th wall at the end to drive your narrative home and emphasize the value of transparency in narrative development, in regards to data selectivity.
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Jerri Galt
@thewestwood.eth
Really enjoyed reading this. Thank you for the thought provoking insights. If I look at the GDP as you clearly line out and overlay it with the current global sentiment as seen from an economic perspective, I can only conclude that the world has continued a state of war. The current conflict disrupting all advancements as a humans, from climate regeneration and preparedness to spiritual to economic equity is between and has been between the USA and China. Historically the winner of these conflicts when there has become any type of economic parity between the opposing forces is not the incumbent power. It is this view that we have already been at “war” (from this Economic perspective), that is so disturbing as actual physical warfare is the most likely result. Without a shift to cooperative economic developments upending all current economic systems this likely outcome is inevitable based on human history.
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