> I don't see that as a failure from the public service itself, but from the society that should be making it work. One of the strongest critiques of the publi

> I don't see that as a failure from the public service itself, but from the society that should be making it work. One of the strongest critiques of the public sector is the perverse incentives it creates, including things like irrationally underfunding valuable resources. Dismissing that critique offhand is to misunderstand how strong the argument is.