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So, you choose option 1, but decided to call it option 3…

• openweb 3y ago
  I don't think his comment implied that all institutions are capable and trustworthy which option 1 did.
• littlestymaar 3y ago
  Don't you see the difference between: > 1. The institutions are tremendously capable and trustworthy And this: > institutions are flawed like everything humans do and would need continuous criticism and fixing ?
  • Georgelemental 3y ago
    "They are not perfect, but doing as well as you might expect given the difficult job they have" is basically option 1, in that it doesn't prescribe radical changes.
    • littlestymaar 3y ago
      You write this sentence inside quotes, but that's not a quote, I never said that. I've never said that they do poorly because their job is hard. I said that they are flawed because all humans endevor is, and need to be actively criticized and fixed. Even though they will nevers be perfect no matter what, that doesn't mean we shouldn't work on it.