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1. How many of you think the Atlantic Alliance (NATO) needs reformation in some way?
2. How many of you think it is just fine the way it is?
3. How many of you think it should just be abolished?
If you could please limit your answer in the comments to 1, 2 or 3 I would be very appreciative. There will be a ful post for a full discussion of the issue soon. I want to get a sense of how everyone is thinking on this issue before I complete to essay.
Personally, I would not accept an endorsement from a world-historic war criminal.
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Personally, I would not accept an endorsement from a world-historic war criminal.
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by Bruce Wilder
(Ian–this is an elevated comment from my post on Breakout Societal Power. It fills in much of the gap elided to in this phrase “Small groups in competition have the chance, though not the certainty, of fast progress, stuck as they are in a cauldron. It doesn’t always happen…” but does so better than I would have. It’s not just about why some societies in sharp competition don’t make it, however.)
Two theoretical physicists have a lively conversation about how abstract concepts can feel down-to-Earth.
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There is an underlying dynamic of solidarity and surplus that seldom gets the attention it deserves.