A Cascade Of Dunbar Numbers | Slate Star Codex
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can become a large group of thoughtless, committed citizens.— Member Of Species (@MemberOfSpecies) January 27, 2015 Back when …
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can become a large group of thoughtless, committed citizens. — Member Of Species (@MemberOfSpecies) January 27, 2015 Back when I used to play at micronations, we had grand dreams of creating a fully-fleshed out simulated country with hundreds of citizens and dozens of Byzantine government departments and industries. For a while, these dreams seemed attainable. Most of the people we advertised to were really interested, and we went from one or two founding members to about a dozen people very quickly. Then we stopped. For the…
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