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Ok. So what exactly do you require to achieve even a modicum of those benefits? And you think that was not tried in the last ~70 years of Indian Independence?
by adictator 10y ago
Ok. So what exactly do you require to achieve even a modicum of those benefits? And you think that was not tried in the last ~70 years of Indian Independence?
I'm not sure your angle, but most people are content with analysis, but there is no urgency for action - a situation of "blissful analysis paralysis". What's worse is that, when someone takes an action, any action, these people are the first to raise all sorts of objections against those very actions that were unable to, incapable of, or totally uninterested in taking.
- denzil_correa 10y ago> I'm not sure your angle, but most people are content with analysis, but there is no urgency for action - a situation of "blissful analysis paralysis". What's worse is that, when someone takes an action, any action, these people are the first to raise all sorts of objections against those very actions that were unable to, incapable of, or totally uninterested in taking. Like repeatedly mentioned in the thread, the costs for this exercise significantly outweigh the benefits. If most people are happy with it, that does not change the benefits to cost ratio. In addition, "trying something" does not equate to success.