If there were 0 bureaucrats there still wouldn't be enough people Whether or not that's true, making the denial of basic human interaction the front line of cr

If there were 0 bureaucrats there still wouldn't be enough people Whether or not that's true, making the denial of basic human interaction the front line of creating "efficiency" is not the place to start. Not only is it dehumanizing, it encourages all of the wrong kind of behaviors, particularly administrative bloat, and ignores the reason we have social programs in the first place. If we've collectively decided we want to care for a group, we have to actually do it, not pay administrators to pretend it's being done.