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Do you think “add more administrators” is the correct solution to every problem?
by avalys 5y ago
Do you think “add more administrators” is the correct solution to every problem?
- CRConrad 5y agoNo, I'm just countering your assumption, because that seemed to be your objection. In actual fact, of course, you wouldn't need anywhere near that many: This is all done by software nowadays, not bespectacled men with green eyeshades, quill pens, and big ledgers. Sure, being so much bigger, you might have more weird edge cases and exceptions... But although your population is twenty times bigger than the Netherlands', your number of kinds of edge cases and exceptions will be far lower than that. And you only need exception code for each kind of edge case. So your larger population will actually allow you to use fewer resources, proportionally, to build an equivalent system; not more.
- kerkeslager 5y agoNo. ...which is why I'm against having an entire corporation like Intuit inserted between me and the government I'm trying to pay taxes to. Your opinion that administrators are suddenly fine when they're a corporation is absurd.