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A system where everyone has to wade through a bureaucratic mess occasionally is certainly not dystopian. A system where only a handful of people have to wade t
by vec 9y ago
A system where everyone has to wade through a bureaucratic mess occasionally is certainly not dystopian.
A system where only a handful of people have to wade through a bureaucratic mess with alarming regularity can get very dystopian very fast for those few.
- zrth 9y agoSerious question, which is better though?
- vec 9y agoWhere possible, distributed is almost always better. Comfort and convenience, like all forms of currency, have diminishing marginal utility. Therefore, distributing the costs minimizes the net human suffering.
- ams6110 9y agoThere are always edge cases. That's why they are called edge cases.