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I think you are conflating the power to organize resources toward meeting a market need with political corruption. The latter is a problem, the former is not.
by Nevermark 5y ago
I think you are conflating the power to organize resources toward meeting a market need with political corruption.
The latter is a problem, the former is not. They are not the same thing.
- coldtea 5y agoInvolvenment in policy (re agriculture, environment, Africa, vaccine, etc), sponsoring "think tanks" and symposiums, controlling policy through "charity", etc. is not a "market need".