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I agree, but there's an inherent dilution. It's not hard to imagine and expert proposing something really innovative, that slowly turns into "more manufacturin
by jfoutz 10y ago
I agree, but there's an inherent dilution.
It's not hard to imagine and expert proposing something really innovative, that slowly turns into "more manufacturing jobs". Each step dilutes an idea down to something that both sides can understand. The final step is generalists convincing other generalists, politicking. Maybe good parts stick, maybe not.
I have frustrations. Things work ok, i guess. I don't have a grand alternative.
- titanomachy 10y ago> I don't have a grand alternative. Me neither. It would be better if all sides trusted experts more, but that seems to be the opposite direction from where we're heading. Denouncing experts seems to be a wellspring of political capital these days.