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That's because, in a democracy, the incentives aren't to fix problems, but to create more so that you can continue to 'solve' them forever. This is exasperated
by kuraudo 5y ago
That's because, in a democracy, the incentives aren't to fix problems, but to create more so that you can continue to 'solve' them forever. This is exasperated by the obvious bribes that get flung around in the form of speech fees, employment after political career, and so on which give politicians, even ones ostensibly out to 'fix' your problem, perverse incentives to do the opposite in favor of a massive corporation.
I have heard that European Healthcare, especially in places like Denmark, is top notch and somehow free of this evil: I would love to know how they achieved this.