Rick Lowe
So many in society want to design the perfect order of things. As if they can.
Yet, with all the evidence of government failure in front of them they still insist they have the perfect plan for society.
I stumbled across the following brief video that gives a great understanding of spontaneous order in just 3:27.
The introduction tells us:
"Some people assume that for there to be order in human society, there needs to be some central planning or direction. But as Chapman University professor Tom W. Bell explains, much of the order we observe in our lives is not the product of human design, it's a product of spontaneous order. Drawing from the work of Adam Smith and Friedrich Hayek, Bell describes how understanding spontaneous orders helps us to understand markets, language, social norms, customs, and society itself."
Enjoy.
