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Can something hierarchical ever become ‘flat’? Discuss…

By Tim | September 5, 2009

Stimulating quote from Jeff Vail:

To what extent is this unique to Nation-State military structure, or, as suggested by Tainter and others, is it impossible to voluntarily contract the scale and scope of hierarchy, leaving collapse as the only possibility?

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