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> The belief in competent government would seem to be a logical flaw Only to someone ideologically blinkered or completely ignorant of history. There are count
by patrec 6y ago
> The belief in competent government would seem to be a logical flaw
Only to someone ideologically blinkered or completely ignorant of history. There are countless examples of governments achieving all sorts of highly non-straightforward things both for good and for bad. Even the CIA, which will probably not make it onto many shortlists of history's most competent governmental organizations had its successes.
- Nasrudith 6y agoThe real qualifer of signficance is depending upon perfect competence. Which is utterly unrealistic like the "car which runs on water being covered up". Although that example has ample other logical flaws including the fact that it would be a great thing for logistics if possible.