Metamodernism: The good, the bad and the ugly

According to Justin Carmien. The bad: Too much empire building via hypercomplexity. Akin to my criticism that we get attached to our model building, particularly this obsession with complexity. And we don't stop to examine our assumptions and premises about that complexity. More bad: The assimilation of the many to the one like The Borg. The ugly: Fear mongering that if we don't get with the MM program, with The Real, True One, we will all go to hell sans the hand basket. He likes Bonnitta's idea of releasing complexity. I call it hier(an)archical synplexity. His solution of interconnected localization sounds a lot like the collaborative commons to me.