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Manifesto for Wholesome Cooperation: A Sociocratic Perspective
Sociocracy and cooperativism stem from the premise that humans thrive as social animals. Quite possibly, cooperation acts as our most characteristic trait as living beings. We need each other. No human effort, made by a lone individual, succeeds.
March 30, 2018
