Re: Decentralization & Hierarchy

With all due respect, this question isn't worthy of debate, in my opinion. In 
a decentralized, democratic, mutually cooperative, global society, 
non-sovereign except for the sovereignty of the individual, there would be no 
hierarchies in general and especially in any overarching ways, but where it 
makes sense to have hierarchies, in particular situations, hierarchies would 
exist, if the people involved so choosed.

It is good to keep in mind, that in our vision of a future global society, 
that it would be "organic", without dogma, hopefully, and individuals and 
communities would develope to the fullest our natural abilities to deal with 
issues as they come (this is to be "zen"). This is what it is to be alive, 
intuitive, and when intelligence comes in, in a big way, human.

Mofwoofoo

In a message dated 1/23/01 5:08:03 AM, richard@cyberjournal.org writes:

<< The question we are investigating is of critical importance
to our future.  I invite people to help shed light on the
problem. >>