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What social organization would allow us to live in harmony?
For example, that described in the second part of the book From capital to reason.
It is based on several key concepts:
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Production is ensured by organizations on a human scale, to limit hierarchical levels, and favor those who make and not those who manage the resources.
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Strategic decisions are made in accordance with a formalism aimed at guaranteeing the rigor of reasoning. These decisions are audited regularly.
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The introduction of a system of strategic listing To entrust the most impactful decisions for the community to the people who are most able to make decisions in accordance with the general interest and in accordance with the scientific method.
This is opposed to current systems in which these decisions are entrusted to the people who are most successful in the game of alliances.
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It is the spirit and not the letter of the law that prevails. Furthermore, a decision or law only stands as long as the reasoning that led to it holds.
This is opposed to current systems in which it is voting and statutory power that ratify and suppress decisions and laws.
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The effect of such a social organization is to allow on the one hand degrowth, therefore respecting ecological constraints, that is to say living in harmony with nature, and on the other hand to restore confidence in the quality of collective decisions, i.e. social harmony.
Go deeper
The concept of strategic rating is introduced to the 7 'capitusGo beyond the philosophical vision of the Enlightenment' from the book From capital to reason, and developed in chapter 11 'Operational control'.
Read the answers to both questions on this site 'How to satisfy ecological constraints?' And 'How can we stop the slow degradation of the social fabric, which leads to civil war?', then all the questions in the ' partThe founding concepts of the book From capital to reasonn'.
Then the first part of the book From capital to reason Explain why we must build social organization in this way, and the second part describes this social organization in more detail.