> This illustrates a more generic problem with our legal system. I feel that this better illustrates the downsides of centralized power: centralized decision

> This illustrates a more generic problem with our legal system. I feel that this better illustrates the downsides of centralized power: centralized decision making won’t be as efficient as decision making done at the nodes, closer to the actual problem because of missing context and data; and maybe even indifference For the record, I am not saying that there are no benefits to centralized planning and control. This is just one of its weaknesses besides corruption