Creating the common good by habit: Nate Garvis at TEDxTC

Common good by design not angry politics. Nate Garvis discusses how we live and thrive by public policy outcomes, not angry political inputs, and the path is to honor our community values by designing them into our daily products and services.

[ReikoNemo]

This explanation is either elegant or naively simplistic.

[flywheel]

This is a truly thoughtful statement of values regarding our need (and our opportunity) to build better tools (rules and habits) for modern self-governance. I'm curious to see what kind of specifics he offers.

[roninviking]

i like it, to true in my book. the view of politics is so accurate.

[AndrewDeFaria]

Regulations suck and this guy did not make a very good case for it. One bad thing about regulations is that they are all assumed to be 100% good and necessary and that is rarely the case. Also regulations rarely go away.

[Falcrist]

If your only tool is a hammer, all your problems look like nails.