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No, it's sample bias. You only notice when institutions fail. You don't notice the thousands of bureaucratic processes that work exactly how they're supposed to
by tootie 4y ago
No, it's sample bias. You only notice when institutions fail. You don't notice the thousands of bureaucratic processes that work exactly how they're supposed to.
- marginalia_nu 4y agoInstitutions and infrastructure aren't supposed to fail at all in a functioning society. The fact that some of the institutions that are failing is still extremely alarming.
- daemoens 4y agoThe water infrastructure of a single city failing doesn't say much about the whole city. Life seems to be chugging along everywhere else. Stay off the doomerism and appreciate what we have.
- tootie 4y agoEvery human endeavor is 100% guaranteed to fail at some point. By your definition there are zero function governments anywhere in the world.