Fate of traditional institutions from "summary" of The Sovereign Individual by James Dale Davidson,William Rees-Mogg,Lord William Rees-Mogg
The fate of traditional institutions is bound up with the emergence of a new kind of individual. This individual is empowered by technology and the forces of globalization to transcend the old boundaries that once defined human society. As these boundaries dissolve, the institutions that once held them together are left adrift, struggling to adapt to a world that no longer values their authority or relevance. In the past, traditional institutions such as governments, corporations, and religious organizations held a monopoly on power and influence. They dictated the terms of social interaction and defined the boundaries of acceptable behavior. But as technology has advanced and information has become more freely available, individuals have gained the ability to connect and communicate with one another on a global scale. This newfound connectivity has enabled individuals to bypass traditional institutions and create new forms of social organization that are more responsive to their needs and desires. As a result,...
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