> actually volunteering or working on problems. This is a huge problem for communities. The same people that you'd want to run the local kids hockey associatio

> actually volunteering or working on problems. This is a huge problem for communities. The same people that you'd want to run the local kids hockey association or sewer board are drowning in work. I think the fundamental problem is that society has become to competitive, optimized and effective for our own good. Like, you'd want the genius entrepreneur guy to run a pub, not some 100 million dollar tech company. You notice that when visiting poorer countries, that normal people have restaurants and that they are way better. Where as restaurants where I live are run by shady bad people to a big extent -- and by bad people I mean both in a moral sense and a practical sense.