I'm currently vibing that those popular+attentionally-limited links are necessary, but not sufficient, for wisdom uncovery..
And that a healthier route may involve actively compensating for the intrinsic asymmetry between Rao's weird & hypernormal in his "new systems of survival".
(Contrast with Jane Jacobs' guardian/commercial, or Rao's latest Mandala/Machine dichotomy, when the yinyang dynamic is much more obvious)
As I mentioned to GP earlier, one design bug with the current dynamic is that there is no affordance* for the hook of enlightenment (moksha) to turn into sustainable (re)production (flow, aka samsara)
Imagine the Shakespearean monkeys, but with a mechanism to string together some of the shorter uncoveries..
* Adfordance, heh
Lagniappe: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgeworth%27s_limit_theorem
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42502659
(Why did you call this dutch strategy, did Dijkstra use it? Ah you mean the oudekerk? Straathoertje?)
* we've already touched upon LaSalle(?)'s riposte to Bonaparte, right?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Wallen#History*
I hear that it's still a question of which came first, De Oude Kerk or De Wallen
*CMI gets a mention, it's where LaSalle would have been practically deployed as a direct commissar of the Man?
Recall also a protodiscussion of standardization of artillery in the revolutionary army vs navy?
odd, the coastal artillery seems to have been organisationally army but supplied and staffed by navy...
(now I'll have to check to see if health checks occurred under the ancien regime, or if Bonaparte introduced them here as well)