Because it sounds like you want the government to solve the problem.

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In the traditional world of history the gov't has been comprised of elites, an aristocracy, more recently a bureaucracy.
These are ideas that are outdated and obsolete.
We will only make progress when we all realize that we are all the gov't.
We are all one.
Then expecting the gov't to do something about it (whatever it may be) requires one to get at it....chop chop.

Nice ideas, that "we" can do things in any kind of coordinated fashion without the bother of a coordinating body. I would ask both of you, though, if you have any examples at all of humans organizing activities on any scale whatsoever without creating some form of "governing body," I would be happy to hear about it.

But my own experience is that when we get into any activity that requires the coordination or people and resources, some form of "government" is created, because otherwise, everybody just does whatever they think is warranted in an uncoordinated fashion, which usually leads to both chaos and many absolutely vital components being completely ignored, while not-so-vital components get far, far too much attention.

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