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Europe is moving at the speed of bureaucracy. It's slow, but inexorable. And honestly, people don't _want_ the European bureaucracy to move fast. Case in point
by cyberax 2y ago
Europe is moving at the speed of bureaucracy. It's slow, but inexorable.
And honestly, people don't _want_ the European bureaucracy to move fast. Case in point: the USA.
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- baggy_trough 2y agoThe spending of money is inexorable, but little else is achieved (unless you count blocking productive people).
- cyberax 2y agoEuropean projects are often long and ponderous, but they do deliver. There's a long history of state-sponsored academic collaborations, like the venerable CERN.
- kandesbunzler 2y ago> , people don't _want_ the European bureaucracy to move fast. I'm a german and yes i would absolutely want it to move faster. And I guess you are an american?
- cyberax 2y agoEthnically Russian. And the Russian government is (and I'm not joking) quite effective and agile. You can guess why I prefer a bit more ...gradual... style of governing.