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The state doesn't provide roads and services on its own, it neither has the required qulification for building them nor posseses funds to sponsor the required e
by ghostwriter 6y ago
The state doesn't provide roads and services on its own, it neither has the required qulification for building them nor posseses funds to sponsor the required effort. Firstly, it needs to take money from somewhere where a money-represented value already exists in the world and then use it to pay for the work of qualified individuals, that tend to self-organise in private entities. The work always is done and the value always is created by individuals. In a transparent world the state wouldn't be able to claim ownership of any results of the work sponsored by money taken from other private entities with a help of the "or else" incantation.
- xrd 6y agoOk. If we take that further, the state isn't claiming credit for anything, it's people claiming it on behalf of a magical idea, right? Are there examples of what you are describing happening in the world?