Six Words: Ideology, Vision, Hunting, Decay, Consultation, Format
When choosing who to vote for in an election, one approach is to consider the ideology of a candidate. To consider whether the candidate has an ideology – or even knows what the word means. Does the candidate have a vision, and does that ideology and vision align with yours. You may hunt for evidence of the candidate’s ideology and whether there is any consistency. You may consult with others.
With some current candidates, you may discover that rather than a noble ideology, you find decay. And then, just like on a digital camera where you want to start with a clean slate, it seems like the world would be better if you could just press a button and reformat their minds.