Kazak on Nostr: Something about this analogy bothers me, even though I basically agree with the ...
Something about this analogy bothers me, even though I basically agree with the poast. Human lifespans are defined by biological limits, but there's no hard and fast reason why an organization has to dissolve after a certain time. You can't reverse aging, but there's no natural law that prevents you from reversing organizational rot
Rome didn't fall because of christianity or because it wasn't christian enough or whatever, it fell because world-historical forces dictate that empires have a natural life cycle which includes death
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