Six Fundamental Questions for Distributed Decision Making

No elite technocracy is capable of knowing best and then determining how we should all move forward as individuals and communities, he says. " distributed decision making is a necessity, not a luxury," the author adds. The answers to these questions might form the basis for a vision that is voluntarily compelling, motivating or stabilizing in some way,. He asks: How might we encourage people to adopt full voluntary responsibility for themselves present and future?