Thank you for the nice post and explainations. =)

He relates that the decentralized nature of Steem puts the ownership and responsibility into the hands of all of us. This is also a weakness of steem, because we're not as organized as a community, as this responsibility entails. This is one of the reasons, he thinks, that we haven't grown as quickly as we could.

Our societies are focusing a lot on competition towards others. If emancipation and resilience are keys, we need to raise awareness, organize better the tools that enable bottom up participation to increase social innovation. We need to make steem ubiquitous and usable offline. It means, an open framwork for talent management is required using maybe super lean management (github style) to allow one and each of us to take initiatives and responsabilities, take part to the care of the individuals of the community and their values. The steem blockchain seems to allow this to happen: "to not need government to remind us to do it". We need more great example of people supporting each other as you are mentioning in your article. The generosity and empowerment of the people I met here from the beginning, this is what is making me happy to be here and why I started to organize steemit-workshops at the #globalschool. If you are looking for contributors or new projects, please, do not hesitate to let me know, I would be happy to contribute to the next steps of developing steem together.

Thank you for your attention.

All the best,Jean