This all sounds so familiar. How many industries could these sentences descrive, stripped of context? Or more easily, are there any industries where this is n

This all sounds so familiar. How many industries could these sentences descrive, stripped of context? Or more easily, are there any industries where this is not the norm? > an industry which is severely lacking in human capital and fully captured by bureaucratic tendencies > going through this process is an extended exercise in sheer absurdity. > meaningless bloat > a farcical “data-driven” scoring process > there was an intermediary clinical organization we attempted to work with which was so obviously attempting to grift money from our coffers, the entire relationship escalated into the level of back-and-forth legal threats > One cannot help but get the impression that this is an industry which is, at best, severely lacking in anything that could be called “human capital” and, in reality, simply deeply unserious > despite the very large amount of boilerplate content that every single actor in this ecosystem has spent thousands of hours of manpower developing, there seem to have been very few actual gains made in simplifying common tasks or processes! ... Et cetera. To me, this sounds a lot like processes in education, teaching, energy, environmental protection, agriculture, research, arms, media, law, IT, etc. I don't believe we can afford to remain this stupid, however much money the inefficiencies are making for those at the top.