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Few of the elite understand coding. It is done for them often by people who, in my experience in Finland, are rather anarchic and their non-coding peers and friends are in the group most threatened by elitist machinations. The coders may have a foot in the corporate world, but by night....
There are plenty of online equivalents to hiding a book under your bed.
In the long run what matters is speed. If we can organize protest - of whatever kind - FASTER than 'they' can plan to contain it, then we will win. OR we create and manage businesses that are far more efficient and fair than theirs à la Chris Cook.
Perhaps my and Chris's optimism comes from our Nordic experience, but imo we are only at the very beginning of online democracy. You can't be me, I'm taken
And they're also open to social engineering attacks. From experience, many low and mid level people who work for banks are incredibly stupid and inefficient, and someone ruthless might not find them difficult to manipulate.
But inherent openness is the best antidote for all toxic social systems.
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