energies aggregate. power structures, even of raw simplistic natures, form. does it follow that in an “as above so below” kinda way everything is disturbed and ripples of energy form? does it follow that then there is always the hidden game of kill or be killed, grow or die, competition, memes and genes fighting for survival?

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do you ever consider doing things about how the dominate power structures in our society seem out of touch? like: on the fault of nobody in particular money = power. power = social//political//human energy (in mainstream, tax paying, GDP producing societies/nation level organizations). private citizen power structures naturally have concentrations of cash at the top. so at the goals of the top of these power structures seep and have the most influence on the actions of society and government because: since there is so much organization//forms of order// social activity around them (social and privates systems of human orde r{ aka corporations?} ) it facilitated/ made it easy to have that level influence and political power.

My perspective :: It is seems like there is a naturally occurring misallocation of human organization//power structures. Social power aggregates in corporations because of how social agency is economically (wouldn’t it have to be in any society that outsizes dunbar’s number ?) based AND because corporations are the largest and most goal oriented of the private social power structures that exist today. But now the internet and information technology are around and are becoming more cheap and omnipresent. This creates forms of order that organize at the level of the individual and are an opportunity to create systems that are more efficient, responsive, and effective. Shouldn’t “democratic” political systems of today take advantage of/channel this? And i don’t mean so mich in “cast your vote” kinda politics (and by politics i mean the narrative and interplay of social/human power structures {which to me seems inherently competitive} ) so much as a “we are people on a rock floating in space. what should we do today?” kinda politics.

// What do you think? Is this too dorky or saccharinely idealistic to discuss?