Hi, jumping back in this late ... I agree with you on some of those things. For instance, it would probably be difficult to develop a road network that spans a

Hi, jumping back in this late ... I agree with you on some of those things. For instance, it would probably be difficult to develop a road network that spans across groups of people without some planning and coordination between those people's governments. And, this is where governance does help. But, even though governments may identify and enumerate the collective requirements of where those roads will be (for better or worse), it would be hard to imagine the government being efficient or innovative at executing the work. If people want to coordinate their collective goals together, that can be effective, and I'm a supportive of that. But, that's a huge difference from having an external group of people dictating what those goals should be and how they should be achieved.