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Efficiency is good. Maximizing for efficiency is not. It leads to a variety of problems, including (but not limited to) a strong tendency toward consolidation
by danaris 4y ago
Efficiency is good.
Maximizing for efficiency is not. It leads to a variety of problems, including (but not limited to) a strong tendency toward consolidation of power in too few hands (thus leading to abuses), and fragile systems that break down when a shock comes (like we saw with the supply chain issues during the height of COVID lockdowns).