Let's Pretend!
Ways to map the political landscape haven't been invented yet. There's no left or right, authoritarian or libertarian.
So how do you see things politically, given these new developments?
we'd be in tribes under a chief or something
Call to power
16-04-2007, 01:56
you know at the bottom of the NS forum hub where it says there are no threads
thats what it would be like (plus lots of other stuff I guess)
Perhaps you misunderstood me. Politics as we know it exist, there just isn't a way to map how one person or action is to another person or action.
Perhaps you misunderstood me. Politics as we know it exist, there just isn't a way to map how one person or action is to another person or action.
Um....right.
Probably wouldn't affect me. I don't really classify myself at all.
Probably wouldn't affect me. I don't really classify myself at all.
Oh, you non-classified neutral people! Ack, can't stand you bums! Choose a side or die!:sniper: :sniper: :sniper:
:p
Probably wouldn't affect me. I don't really classify myself at all.
But what about how you classify others?
But what about how you classify others?
I don't, much, except for the purposes of satire or parody.
Rejistania
16-04-2007, 11:54
I would like to see the different factions based on how they see the individual in the society: libertarians would be "Subsistenzisten", communists collectivists...
Use of a non-euclidean version of the political compass would make things interesting.
Risottia
16-04-2007, 12:01
Ways to map the political landscape haven't been invented yet. There's no left or right, authoritarian or libertarian.
So how do you see things politically, given these new developments?
I would see things exactly the same way, but there would be a different political compass.
Changing basis doesn't change the algebraic structure.
Dinaverg
16-04-2007, 12:03
Perhaps you misunderstood me. Politics as we know it exist, there just isn't a way to map how one person or action is to another person or action.
Huh? Like, what, we're physically incapable of naming them?
Ways to map the political landscape haven't been invented yet. There's no left or right, authoritarian or libertarian.
So how do you see things politically, given these new developments?
I would use a color coding system and sticky notes.