Binding Chaos
Public System: <span>Governance</span>
The Duchin Formula
The Duchin formula divides activists into four types: radicals, idealists, realists and opportunists.
Systems
Interacting people, ideas, infrastructure and labour which work in a common area, similar to ministries in today's governance.
Self-governance
Governance by user group.
Sealioning
Requiring that every detail be explained repeatedly and personally and blaming others for being unclear or complicated.
Sandbox villages
Societies (which do not have to be geographically defined) for trying out new ideas for governance and collaboration.
Revolutionary event
One in which an endo-ideal becomes the negative image for a portion of their former obedient reflectors.
Revolution
A change of the top of a power structure, usually replacing an old oligarch with a representative of the largest or most powerful negative image group.
Resistance
Building new systems and exosocial networks and defending them against oppressive coercion.
Representative Democracy
Representative democracy has become a cripplingly paradoxical system which celebrates nouns over verbs and is far more concerned with representation of every conceivable group than the…
Realist (reflector)
What Duchin calls a realist is a reflector of corporate or government power.