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Seems like an issue with how budgeting is managed. Its always important to find the correct incentive structures.

• chii 3y ago
  no such corrective structure can exist, since the organization will cease to exist if the problem is fixed for eternity. For example, homelessness. There's hundreds of different programs, all trying to "fix" homelessness, using different methods. Ultimately though, they do not make progress - not deliberately, but as an aggregate.
  • campbel 3y ago
    If the organization is solving the problem, removing the organization would result in the problem returning though, right?
    • chii 3y ago
      that's not solving the problem is it? It's like a pill that removes the symptoms, as long as you keep purchasing said pill. It's why a lot of pharmaceuticals don't cure the root cause, but suppress the symptoms. It's no different in gov't.