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It's a great analogy for what they were pointing out. The point is not that these issues are traceable and thus inarguably someone's fault. The point is many ti
by yamazakiwi 3y ago
It's a great analogy for what they were pointing out. The point is not that these issues are traceable and thus inarguably someone's fault. The point is many times people don't have to take responsibility for these issues because they are indirect. The more indirect (the larger the Rube Goldberg Machine) the higher chance of avoiding responsibility.
- JohnFen 3y agoThen perhaps we need to reframe the issue from one of "taking responsibility" to one of "this is what we need to change in order to survive".
- yamazakiwi 3y agoThat's a much harder problem :)