"Where do gods fit into this? There's a Lawful Neutral god that runs Osirion, the same one that took over the planetary banking system, and I imagine that means that god - doesn't care whether people benefit themselves, or benefit others, it's just completely indifferent to the effect of laws on citizen welfare, all it cares about is that there be laws - confirm or more likely deny my guess?"
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"Where do gods fit into this? There's a Lawful Neutral god that runs Osirion, the same one that took over the planetary banking system, and I imagine that god - doesn't care whether people benefit themselves, or benefit others, it's just completely indifferent to the effect of laws on citizen welfare, all it cares about is that there be laws - confirm or more likely deny my guess?" |
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"Where do gods fit into this? There's a Lawful Neutral god that sponsors Osirion, the same god that took over the planetary banking system. I imagine that god - doesn't care whether people benefit themselves, or benefit others, it's just completely indifferent to the effect of laws on citizen welfare, all it cares about is that there be laws - confirm or more likely deny my guess?" |
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Stable governments make the expected benefit of overthrowing them look smaller than the expected friction costs of coordinating and changing the regime, yes. Friction costs are not fixed functions independent of tech level. "Where do gods fit into this? There's a Lawful Neutral god that sponsors Osirion, the same god that took over the planetary banking system. I imagine that god - doesn't care whether people benefit themselves, or benefit others, it's just completely indifferent to the effect of laws on citizen welfare, all it cares about is that there be laws - confirm or more likely deny my guess?" |
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Stable governments make the expected benefit of overthrowing them look smaller than the expected friction costs of coordinating and changing the regime, yes. Friction costs are not fixed independently of tech level. "Where do gods fit into this? There's a Lawful Neutral god that sponsors Osirion, the same god that took over the planetary banking system. I imagine that god - doesn't care whether people benefit themselves, or benefit others, it's just completely indifferent to the effect of laws on citizen welfare, all it cares about is that there be laws - confirm or more likely deny my guess?" |