The Society of Problem Solvers
Society of Problem SolversUsing decentralization, transparency, technology and discourse to problem solve and create the best world possible. A post scarcity world.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 324 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Conspiracies Are Ordinary. It’s Collusion.
“CONSPIRACY.”
Strip away the cultural baggage around the word and it is remarkably simple: two or more people agreeing to work together toward an unlawful end. The U.S. Department of Justice describes it as a kind of “partnership in c...
Should We Add 5000 More Representatives to Congress?
Before you answer the question in the article’s title, please answer this:
Why are there 435 members of the House of Representatives?
Uncap the House?
Most Americans probably assume that the House of Representatives has 435 members b...
Where Do We All Agree?
Are you a decent human being who just wants the best for yourself, your family, and your community around you, in a respectful, hopeful, and decent manner? Let’s look for common ground….
Where do we all agree?
We should all agree...
This Is How We Become More Powerful Than The Billionaire Class
The enemies of civilization - the Epstein Uniparty colluding billionaire/politician class (we call them “THE CORRUPTORS”) - are not as powerful as they look compared to the rest of us together.
There are roughly 2,700 billionaires on Earth...
Our Culture is Broken. How Do We Fix It?
Something changed in American culture. We have always disagreed, but increasingly we have learned to dehumanize, and categorize one another before we listen to one another: left and right, black and white, oppressor and oppressed, woke and...
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Designing corruption-resistant antifragile systems for humans to self govern with. Champions for decentralization, transparency, epistemology, collaboration, and Human Collective Swarm Intelligence. Humans solve problems better in high trust groups
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