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| Stable Change Means Everything. |
Stable change can in fact be the make it or break it in today's society.
Often times there are big changes that are very drastic and abrupt. There are a lot of ways to make things better and one of those ways is stable change.
Stable change is essentially improving a system without bending or breaking it.
It improves without having to be chaotic and it is way more important than what is seen by the naked eye, stability and change are seen as opposites.
One means that some things move and change, while the other means that things stay the same. Stable change is the loop hole for both of these things. Progress is essential and it needs to have a steady and strong foundation in order to improve and grow.
Without having this crucial foundation then there will not be progress, at least not progress that lasts.
Societies that are continuously flipping and changing policies and leaders don't build anything, instead they lose the trust of the people.
This is why stable change matters especially when it comes down to trust.
On one hand, when companies and basic services start to slow down, people plan around them and believe in them more.
On the other hand, with drastic changes the opposite occurs. People start lose confidence and start doubting. This can lead to a variety of things, like the waste of valuable resources and it can also start to push people away.
All because the feelings they get when there isn't stability.
Stable change protects the public and builds peoples trust.
Spinoza wrote about something very similar to this in his Tractatus Theologico Politicus, which lets people speak openly about their anger instead of staying quiet.
This helps them keep the government not only stable but also safe.
When people can vent and get rid of all their frustrations, they are way less likely to turn that frustration into violence.
And leaders can see problems forming in the early stages, instead of letting the problems build up and get to a point where there is no return.
This means that even a little openness isn't a bad thing or a threat to a stable environment and economy, it's a tool that can be used for it.
Being open and stable can work hand in hand, instead of competing against each other.
We can see a lot of this today, especially in schools.
AI has been a new norm in schools, instead of just banning AI, schools and government have decided to work with it in steps.
Updating their policies and increasing expectations as well as upholding the main purpose of keeping school intact.
States have been introducing many AI related bills and most of them are focused on working with AI and building around AI.
Some districts are also using AI to better improve literacy, which has been in rapid decline in our society recently.
Working with new things instead of fighting them is essential, there needs to be middle ground. Having an unfair law shouldn't stay just because changing it wouldn't be convenient.
How you change things matter.
Change with honesty, patience, and trust will build something fair and valuable that can stay that way.
Stability doesn't mean standstill, it means that being able to make progress is very possible.
Stable change is an action that needs many things, such as testing, expanding, and adjusting rather than making things happen all at once.
Another good example to stable change is, venting.
Everyone vents, its basic human nature. Venting and stable change go hand in hand.
Venting isn't a threat, when people are able to open up and voice their anger, it essentially has somewhere to go, instead of building up.
A government that is weak and shuts down the complaints of the people, does not make the anger go away.
It actually does the complete opposite.
Anger that is constantly being pushed down, will eventually come right back up. With anger there comes violence, eventually.
Once people feel like they can't express their feelings without being pushed away they result in violence.
Letting people vent and communicate keeps a lot of the conflicts at the base instead of letting it root and become bigger.
Protests, are a way that many people vent without breaking down the system.
The core idea of stable change all depends on the kind of openness. Stability is not just about sunshines and rainbows. No system or society can avoid conflicts.
Building a strong system and government with stable change can create a good foundation, where problems and conflicts can be dealt with, without collapse.
Governments usually put their own interest before others, and ironically stable change is the way to do that. Allowing people to vent and listening whilst adjusting policies before crisis will increase trust and stability.
This can also show why free expression and stable change groups show up all across history. Places and countries that restrict speech don't end up more stable, they just put off the instability waiting to come.
Patience is also key when expecting change.
Stability does not equal the loss of progress, it is actually what makes progress achievable.
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