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Or, despite the assurance that using it as an "argument against government intervention of any kind… misses the point," almost any situation where government is
by JasonFruit 5y ago
Or, despite the assurance that using it as an "argument against government intervention of any kind… misses the point," almost any situation where government is involved. Because especially national government solutions have by nature an extreme power differential, are almost always conceived in the arrogance of unchallenged authority, and affect such complex systems, they almost invariably create a wide array of perverse incentives.