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My point here is that "strong institutions" were supposed to stem this tide. Of course, I should have thought through who made up these institutions. In some wa
by thevillagechief 1y ago
My point here is that "strong institutions" were supposed to stem this tide. Of course, I should have thought through who made up these institutions. In some ways institutions kind of held up pretty well 2016-2020. Which is why I was a little less worried. But looks like that was a dry run. The efficiency with which this is happening now is shocking. Honestly, I'm kind of impressed. If we applied this much efficiency constructively in the US, we'd probably see post-war prosperity levels. I imagine even NASA would approach the 1960s productivity.
- nemomarx 1y agoYou gotta hand it to the project 2025 people, they really organized and got their own planners in the right positions to execute on that.
- subsistence234 1y agoIt's not like we abused people's trust, and then they stopped trusting us. No, a cabal of evil tricksters tricked them into not trusting us anymore. We're totally trustworthy.