It's part of the "move fast and break things" mindset that seems extremely prevalent in the US tech industry in particular, but certainly also in other parts of

It's part of the "move fast and break things" mindset that seems extremely prevalent in the US tech industry in particular, but certainly also in other parts of society. Just charge on, who cares about those who get left by the wayside, if they end up in a bad situation, it was probably their own fault for not working hard enough. Like I said, it's a very troubling mindset to apply to running a country. You have a lucky few who make great progress, but at what cost?