The points in this post seem to be obviously true to me. And it seems that without very significant, well managed work that goes against the tide, by people who consistently have stronger moral seeking tendencies than power seeking tendencies—especially when they have a chance to sacrifice morality for power and when they have a chance to sacrifice power for morality—that the bad future will happen by default.
The points in this post seem to be obviously true to me. And it seems that without very significant, well managed work that goes against the tide, by people who consistently have stronger moral seeking tendencies than power seeking tendencies—especially when they have a chance to sacrifice morality for power and when they have a chance to sacrifice power for morality—that the bad future will happen by default.