I find these "issues" and "problems" interesting from the perspective of being examples of game theory within our shared world system. Like perhaps in-structuring our incentives and rewards in society differently: we would support the best structures and support. I mean: we have a world of war through competition and exploitation and at the same time we are coerced with exstensive amounts of law and regulation to 'protect' individuality...and make us feel safe. Yet: if we changed the way our governance structures were incentivized this could change everything.

For example:

In the crypto-sphere...lets take bitcoin...or any coin for that matter....the network is always exposed to attack...and its because of this constant exposure that the strength and security exists. If a hacker gets into the network...lets take ethereum for example - the hacker was rewarded for finding a weakness/vulnerability/compromise in the netowork security. Yes, some loss occurs...but is balanced effectively by the overall gain in network awareness and upgrade in strength and development.

Imagine in our every day world...if people were rewarded for finding...and identifying problems in the way structures for systems exist. This would be very cool....anybody and everybody would be encouraged to make sure everything is always great...and to look and account for the removal of weakness. Making our world about turning problems into solutions.

I mean, when we think BIG about this...it's world changing in a way that is win/win

which is totally awesome.

and,

Steemit.

We are all participating in a global experiment that has massive disruptive potential in changing the way we transact and exchange with one another. Which is so cool. It's like inadvertently whether the majority of people realize it or not...life goes on...and life lives to the best of it's abilities always and will always rise from the ashes of suppression and oppression and come back stronger and better than ever.