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A central authority can be advantageous, until it becomes dysfunctional or prioritizes its own interests over the interests of those it serves.
by squabble 5y ago
A central authority can be advantageous, until it becomes dysfunctional or prioritizes its own interests over the interests of those it serves.
- oblio 5y agoYeah, but real life doesn't really work efficiently with backup plans, that's the problem. For efficiency what we do is we centralize and wherever possible we add safeguards and controls to the central authority, as auditors call them, mitigations.