Just like a religion, it's when words and rules become more important than problems (and thus the truth that can be confirmed through those problems). If so, pe

Just like a religion, it's when words and rules become more important than problems (and thus the truth that can be confirmed through those problems). If so, people are forced to do things that don't match the problems, and so the reason why they do things becomes to match a rule instead of an existent problem. The implication is that the organization that runs like that will get bigger and bigger, worse and worse, and the activities of the group will make them exhaust themselves and lose their ability to understand their market and to adapt quickly, as the source of their ability is based on seeing things that exist now rather than a year ago. It's hard for a small organization to stay afloat like that, much less an entire country. Although countries are so big that they can appear to be doing just fine for a while but eventually the interest catches up with them.