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Corruption is endemic everywhere. This kind of law just plays whack-a-mole, shifting the corruption elsewhere, but not actually eliminating it. Since the fish
by voakbasda 5y ago
Corruption is endemic everywhere. This kind of law just plays whack-a-mole, shifting the corruption elsewhere, but not actually eliminating it. Since the fish rots from the head, we are unlikely to ever see changes that eliminate corruption at its true source, imprisoning the people in power that profit from it.
- hunglee2 5y agono truer words. could be we need to rethink 'corruption', seeing as it is endemic in any system we make. It could be considered a form of hacking, which most ppl here wouldn't bat an eyelid at. Perhaps we need to 'build in' expected corrupt behaviours in systems design, seeing as we cannot eliminate we might as well manage it, maybe even make it work in the systems favour