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Where others see conspiracy I see incompetence (wish a dash of conspiracy). Time and time again it’s shown that our elected officials have no clue what they’re
by afavour 4y ago
Where others see conspiracy I see incompetence (wish a dash of conspiracy). Time and time again it’s shown that our elected officials have no clue what they’re doing with tech. They simply do not understand the issues at hand in an era when tech is taking over more and more of our lives.
I’d say we should elect more people with tech knowledge but who’s going to quit their lucrative software engineering job to run for office, get paid considerably less and achieve little?
- r00fus 4y agoAt some point, there is no point in distinguishing the two. Does it matter that Boris was a real-life clown or that Labour (or LibDems for that matter) were so high on their own farts as to not be able to make a reasonable challenge when given the opportunity (see 2010 election)? No, there is not. I subscribe to Grey's Law: "Any sufficiently advanced incompetence is indistinguishable from malice" If they can't be bothered to actually learn about the tech, perhaps it's because their funders don't want to.