Historian and complexity scientist, Dan Hoyer, examines why past societies collapsed when faced with crisis, while others founds ways to survive and flourish.
There’s ways. The indigenous on Canada’s west coast used to hold potlatches. That was an important way for society to maintain a level of material equity.
When there isn’t a need for it, attempts at grasping power shall be rebuked or ignored.
The key strategy is therefore to remove the need for power.
How? I can’t imagine how there could never be a need or at least a want for power for some people.
There’s ways. The indigenous on Canada’s west coast used to hold potlatches. That was an important way for society to maintain a level of material equity.
The only limit is imagination
So a form of socialism.