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Want inefficiency? Don't delegate and create bottlenecks due to only one or two humans from being able to do things...
by jrs235 2y ago
Want inefficiency? Don't delegate and create bottlenecks due to only one or two humans from being able to do things...
- jfengel 2y agoIt's very efficient. You don't need to spend all that time marshalling arguments before a court. You need a decision made, the President makes it based on his mood, and you're off. It is widely noted that dictatorships are extremely efficient. Hamlet complained about "the law's delay" 400 years ago. There are many who would prefer a less efficient system.
- rsynnott 2y ago> It is widely noted that dictatorships are extremely efficient. I mean... define 'efficient'. They rarely have particularly efficient or productive economies or public services. They can make _laws_ quickly, but it more or less ends there. (China's kind of the exception, but it's not at all a typical dictatorship.)