A peaceful revolution is "politics".
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/emoji/twitter.icon #Ankichi's Room Takagi-kun's earlier talk (revolution through intellectual approach), in a democratic society, I feel like thinking in terms of prisoner's dilemma doesn't necessarily work, but I'm curious about the contents of the book that say "maybe this is a good way to do it!" It just piqued my interest. I understand the argument that "as a result, those who keep it will lose" prisoner's dilemma. Probably Takagi-kun and Fureki are confused about their recognition of prisoner's dilemma. FPC_COMMUNITY.icon Even if you try to take revolutionary action, if you do it intelligently, you have no choice but to follow the current political system, which is democracy. FPC_COMMUNITY.icon
Even if it is a wonderful action, if the people do not have interest or sympathy for it and vote in an egotistical way, it seems difficult to have an intellectual approach to revolution, right? That's the intention of the original Fureki's tweet, which mentions that "catering to the masses becomes an incentive (populism)", and the word democracy comes up? Previous companies, interviews and appearances related to oneself.icon Here, democracy is strictly a matter of system, and examples of indirect democracy through elections, which are currently being held in Japan, can be cited. I hadn't thought about whether to cater to the masses or not, but if we want to have a revolution with an intelligent approach while preserving the current form of democracy, realistically speaking, we need to at least win an election or pass a bill through a majority vote in the Diet. But isn't that difficult? (referring to the previous discussion) That's the intention. FPC_COMMUNITY.icon
I feel like I'm somehow connected to Civichat? FPC_COMMUNITY.icon Yes, that's right!!!!!!! Without this background, I would just be a person with revolutionary spirit, but by doing this in the soil of business, value is created. Previous companies, interviews and appearances related to oneself.icon
/emoji/twitter.icon Maybe it's the role of laws to design a structure where top management has an incentive to disclose information, etc.
/emoji/twitter.icon I thought that it was inevitable that under the current democracy, voting is based on egoism, and it is important to gain as much empathy as possible by making the essence of that "intelligent approach" as transparent as possible without blackboxing it. (Impression) So there may be similarities with the ideology of laws or constitution. /emoji/twitter.icon The day after President Trump was elected, I saw many people in New York saying the same thing. And I, who had talked to Trump supporters many times in the Midwest and South, had a big change of heart. Democracy is a peaceful revolutionary device that replaces rulers without anyone shedding blood, and this is precisely the power of democracy. https://t.co/1EsBwqAzD3