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How to know who is responsible for war, planetary damage, and other atrocities.

A little of the power of Maths and Logic, applied to human nature.

Frederick Bott
2 min readApr 27, 2022

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Firstly, recall mathematically proven Metcalfe’s law, which states that the value of any network is proportional to the square of the number of users:

Add to that a mental note of what we mean by “Value”:

In short, value is what we want.

Most people don’t want war, or atrocity, or terrorism, or dystopia, or poverty or slavery, or planetary damage of any kind.

Those things are the opposite of value.

Removing users from networks, and deliberately isolating them from other networks, producing bubbles, gives us the opposite of value.

Chopping up networks, gives us war, atrocity, terrorism, dystopia, planetary damage, poverty, and slavery of every kind.

In short, everything bad.

Creating bubbles is a form of chopping up networks, so that too gives us war, atrocity, terrorism, dystopia, planetary damage, slavery, and poverty of every kind.

So those responsible for chopping up networks, are those responsible for war, atrocity, terrorism, dystopia, planetary damage, slavery, and poverty of every kind, whether they know it and accept it personally or not. That is the result of their actions, so that is what they are responsible for.

Those responsible for censoring and cancelling, are those responsible for war, atrocity, terrorism, dystopia, poverty, slavery, and planetary damage of every kind.

East and West are in separate bubbles.

Black and White are in separate bubbles.

Each gender is in a separate bubble.

Old and young are in separate bubbles.

Vaxers and anti-vaxers are in separate bubbles.

Every faction of identity politics is in a separate bubble.

Those bubbles are created for profit, by people who work in bullshit jobs to do so, and by people designing algorithms to do so in bullshit industries.

I am not normally one to assign blame for things, I often argue not to do that.

But not assigning responsibility to where it really belongs, is taking responsibility for it ourselves, it seems to me.

We have to correctly assign the responsibility for war, atrocity, terrorism, dystopia, planetary damage, poverty, and slavery we are seeing, and experiencing.

It is our responsibility to do that at least, it seems to me.

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Frederick Bott
Frederick Bott

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