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Juraj · 1w
I would go even further. There is no "governance model" that is generic. A community might agree on when you should not make loud noises, but they should not govern what you smoke on your balcony. Me...
Xavier Damman profile picture
Yes πŸ’―. Big believer in pick your (benevolent) dictator. We are social animals. We live in societies. That means we have to give away some of our freedom to meet our fellow humans in the middle (it’s also simply too much work, too much mental load to have to be in control of everything).

But we should always be able to retreat to our own space where we should have full privacy and anonymity, and we should always be able to vote with our feet and pick another tennis court that follows different governing rules.
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YoungSatoshi · 1w
Societal contracts imply trust in authority.
Juraj · 1w
There's a concept I subscribe to which is Similicity at the far side of complexity. Yes, it's mental load to handle this, but when you handle it, there's simpllicity at the other side of it, which gives you even more freedom (including peace of mind).