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That might be the wrong way to look at it, or rather, it doesn't take into consideration the natural minimum. It may be that just 5% of people will continue
by akira2501 4y ago
That might be the wrong way to look at it, or rather, it doesn't take into consideration the natural minimum.
It may be that just 5% of people will continue to break the rules _despite_ the bureaucracy.
So, how many of the 95% are following the rules _because_ of the bureaucracy? I suspect it's much higher than most people would care to admit.. just look what happens when the system or enforcement mechanisms break down.
- BeFlatXIII 4y agoHow many of those 95% will find their own equilibrium outside of official laws? Do the laws only apply strictly-defined caps so everyone is on the same page as to what is or is not acceptable?