Thanks @drpuffnstuff , I enjoyed, and resonated with your article. As I am still dipping my toes in the shallow end, I enjoy gaining a deeper perspective from members like yourself.

Many community, or contributionism type movements, like Michael Tellinger's Ubuntu movement have discovered that large governmental changes need to start at a local government level.
I believe (from my limited experience thus far) that forming solid mini communities within the blockchain would also be a progressive solution. As these communities grow, individually, eventually, like minded groups could pool together.

As an aussie, I was fortunate enough to find such a group in @teamaustralia . This community is all about quality curration.

Those within the community, with solid SP, delegate to bots (and this is where the true potential of bots may be found) the bots then upvote minnow team members posts. All posts tagged with teamaustralia, and thus which come up in teamaustralia feed, are humanly monitored for quality.

Over time, these individual communites will carry the torch of quality, regardless of what others are doing. So if we who share the same dream, form similar communities, eventually, these combined communities will have substantial weight within the blockchain.

Just a newbies perspective :)

Peace.