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Have you considered that maybe broken inefficiency is not necessarily a property of governments in general? The local optimum might be to avoid having the gover
by dTal 7y ago
Have you considered that maybe broken inefficiency is not necessarily a property of governments in general? The local optimum might be to avoid having the government do things, but the global optimum is to fix your government.
- throwawaynerdy 7y agoIf you look at history, I'm not sure it's possible for a government to get better. I'm not aware of any historical examples. Revolution can happen, but that means a new government.
- germinalphrase 7y agoThey clearly work well enough they every functioning society on earth utilizes one. What is your counterexample in which a government-less society flourished?