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The way I read this is that the key is the difference between running government at the macro level versus the micro level. Traditionally, government policies
by Johnie 11y ago
The way I read this is that the key is the difference between running government at the macro level versus the micro level.
Traditionally, government policies and lawmakers create laws and regulations with broad brushes expecting the people closer to the ground to execute it. This type of centralized authority rarely works.
What they deem A/B testing is executing at the micro level down to almost individual choices. This gets you better and more immediate feedback.
The same thing happens in large companies. When there are so many layers between management and the consumer, it is hard to make the right decisions. But if management is talking directly with the consumer, they get better feedback and better decision making.
- boxy310 11y agoTechnology has disrupted and continues to disrupt many industries, but those focusing around human relationships have been the hardest to automate. As technology gets better, you will see more disruptions to how government goes about its business. The main obstacle to this is that governments don't have natural competitors, and need to be dragged kicking and screaming into the future.