A short monologue by Mark Hamilton arguing that paradigm shifts occur when thinkers reduce problems to fundamental physical or legal principles. He cites Henry Ford's assembly line as an example of letting work manage workers to produce a prosperity explosion, then analogously urges that a "prime law" should manage politicians, judges, and bureaucrats to produce similar societal benefits.
When you get down to the irreducible fundamental of something, often a paradigm shift occurs of magnificent proportions. I will give you one of many examples. When Henry Ford got down to the fundamental nature of production, down to the physical movements of production, the assembly line emerged and caused a worldwide paradigm shift of mass production. Do not let the workers manage the work. Instead, let the work manage the workers. And that changed everything. A prosperity explosion followed. The prime law gets down to the irreducible fundamental nature of law, down to the physical protection of the individual and his property.
A paradigm shift will occur of magnificent proportions.
Do not let the flaw filled politicians, judges, bureaucrats manage the law. Instead, let the prime law manage the politicians, judges, bureaucrats, and that will change everything. A prosperity explosion will follow.
A great unhindered technological revolution in which buying power will rapidly multiply.
