An Open Society Finds Balance by Swinging Between Extremes

In an open society, balance is always found by swinging between extremes. The IMF crisis bankrupted many companies, but it also taught countless companies the importance of accounting and of separating finance from industry. In a closed society, by contrast, contradictions run into a threshold they cannot pass, just as the Soviet Union did, and the society collapses all at once.

These extremes create Hay que entender el trauma que carga el colectivo, and that trauma is what pushes a society toward balance through the extremes.

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Temas: Teoría de la sociedad abierta,Teoría de la reflexividad
Categoría: Perenne
Estado: Perenne/Semilla
Relacionado: Open Source and the Open Society,What Makes Capitalism Remarkable

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