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Recovering our Humanity, based on Scale

1/8/2017

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Person A:  Indians [in India] are underrepresented. 545 MPs [Members of Parliment] for 1.2 billion people.
Me: Exactly. That's 2.2 million people per representative, right?
Person A:  :) Correct
Person C:  What would be a reasonable number of people per MP?
Person A:  A million?
Me:  Even with 500,000 voters per member of Congress in the USA [our current average], it's way too many. People aren't people anymore when there are that many. We become faceless statistics to government. Our humanity is lost. The sheer size of such a system is doomed from the start. The alternatives include letting the huge country dissolve into smaller pieces, smaller and smaller until people can become people to each other again.​
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9/27/2017 04:46:24 pm

Because of the constant doubling of population size, our society is in need of a good leader that will treat each individual equally. Smaller groups are formed known as Members of Parliament to speak for the much smaller group in the Congress. By having this kind of strategy, the needs of the society will be addressed. Let us all be cautious of what is happening around us, we are people of this nation as well.

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