To quote a manager when I was starting out: "Don't bring me problems -- bring me problems and solutions". Maybe the book delves into that, but I saw nothing of

To quote a manager when I was starting out: "Don't bring me problems -- bring me problems and solutions". Maybe the book delves into that, but I saw nothing of that in the article. Probably one of the biggest impediments to addressing this is that Congress is horribly broken, (not by accident). I'd go further there but it's inherently political and I don't want to risk the wrath of @dang. Being ruled by law is a good thing, and many regulations are written in blood. We need to find ways to hold on to the "good parts" and trim away the rest. My techie take would be that using AI to analyze/summarize the legal code, case history of the application of same, and game theory to evaluate the efficacy and "justness" of the codes. Easy peasy, right?