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> left to bureaucrats making best guesses, without any particular agenda. That's incredibly naive. Bureaucracies have agendas either intentionally (political a
by parineum 2y ago
> left to bureaucrats making best guesses, without any particular agenda.
That's incredibly naive. Bureaucracies have agendas either intentionally (political appointments) or organically.
The corruption may be more brazen and direct under Trump but the incentives have always been there
- InDubioProRubio 2y agoUsually industry insiders just switch jobs directly into the bureaucracy writing the laws?
- labster 2y agoThere is a revolving door between industry and bureaucracy, true. There is a problem with getting qualified people who are not conflicted financially and who are not bound by preconceptions. This problem is not particularly tractable, but granting all the decisions to the leader can only make it worse.
- _heimdall 2y agoGranting the powers to either is also an option, and a reasonable one in my opinion if our two options are granting decisions to those using the revolving door or the one person at the top (regardless of who that person is).