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There's nothing irrational about it, this is how you maximize power and profit at any and all costs.
by codr7 1y ago
There's nothing irrational about it, this is how you maximize power and profit at any and all costs.
- incomingpain 1y agoI completely get that point of view; and yes if that's the goal, it's completely rational. But from a societal cohesion or perhaps even an ethical point of view it's just pure irrationality. When typing the post, I was thinking, different levels of government, changing ideologies of politicians leaving inconsistent governance.
- codr7 1y agoI couldn't agree more, but we've long since given up our power collectively in hope of escaping responsibility.