Exactly -
- but
no system can work as long as human stupidity reigns supreme.
When human beings realise that there are 5 - 10 billion other people just like them in every way -
- and that they
all want the same thing -
then we'll all be in a frame of mind to determine a system which might work.
And might that system be fully computerized -
Yes.
But
not for the reason of preventing human corruption from destroying the planet -
solely for the reason of permitting a system to run without a human being being tasked with a boring desk job which involves stamping his computer screen.
Before any system is introduced we need to eliminate human stupidity (and hence the threat of corruption)
[Then remove stupidity with math__it's simple enough, and eliminates human fallibility. I did this years ago, and that's how I was able to develop a true system of sustainably feeding the planet. I've just had the problem of others' resistence to the mathematical possible truths of the middle path__Still the same problem, but__True and honest Math paves the Middle Way Path...] prior[Gone, as per above...]
to generating an optimal mathematical, geometric, computerized, open, transparent, autonomous machine (which'll (of course) be nothing like the artificial intelligence which seized ahold in Terminators I - III)
- about the most damage it'll be allowed to wreak is adding 50 cents erroneously to your online account.
Unlikely to see a blockbusting sci-fi Trilogy called 'The Calculator'.
[How about__'The Wisdom Machine']?
Not even a low budget TV series.
