>>4492236 lb

Sorry. Research "greedy algorithm." It might take a special mind or background to truly absorb, as the founders did, though they lacked the "technical" knowledge.

Basically this: concentrations of wealth, power, authority, knowledge/data, religious authority ALWAYS yield corruption, whether intentional or not. No super computer or group of human minds, hypothetical or not, can do better, whether intentionally or not. It is a simple matter of physical limitations, barring access to energy or heat dissipation to unlimited dimensions (but that's all a bit too theoretical). Computation complexity and arimethic has consequences. The best anything can do at the scale of a nation or state is chronism.

The best common good is attained when everyone is able to self-enforce a common law: aka. the law written on their own hearts, rather than national or even state or local officials.

>>4492224

Thanks for your concern. It certainly appears that Q is a larp, given the slow

>>4492339

Holy $hz. Too much wine = typo's.

>>4492400

ignore >>449224 partial response, which I deleted. WTF, 8ch?

>>4492412

Deserved

>>4492488

One could argue that since you are currently pursuing a PhD, you missed the point of the first 16'ish years of schooling AND all Q posts.

>>4492510

Hey, if we can't motivate self-reliant thought, all hope is lost. Sometimes it takes more than a few teachers.