Even if we are talking about a cryptocracy, there has to be some kind of front-facing structure, and that does not exist. It’s a trope to say that “politicians are puppets,” but puppets implies a puppet master, and the puppet master presently appears to be absent totally.
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HeroMarine
HeroMarine
You have Jews and other special interests, you have corporations and billionaires, but it appears to be more of a feeding frenzy than an organized structure with a clear end goal.
Kalarion
In that sense I think of it as functioning similar to Adam Smith's free market - everyone makes complex decisions individually with the same end-state in mind, thus causing the complex to shift the society/government/culture/what-have-you in one direction or another, as a mass.
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