> There's a considerable number of moving parts there all of which inter-relate in intractably complicated ways. I guess by that view, all (stable) corruption

> There's a considerable number of moving parts there all of which inter-relate in intractably complicated ways. I guess by that view, all (stable) corruption is inherently complex. Which I guess isn't wrong, but I'd prefer to call a spade a spade: the problem is rampant corruption that is essentially impossible to address.