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Does that seem like a problem to you? It seems like a problem to me. Your argument proves too much. I mean, this does sound like a problem, but it sounds like
by MichaelSalib 14y ago
Does that seem like a problem to you? It seems like a problem to me.
Your argument proves too much. I mean, this does sound like a problem, but it sounds like the same problem I've encountered in every government I've dealt with and in every corporation I've worked for. It is one of the fundamental problems of human organizations operating with rules. The rule sets are both too strict and too lenient. But what is the alternative to rule sets? Philosopher kings?
I tell you what: since we both agree that it is a problem, why don't you list some large organizations that consistently promulgate rule sets which everyone agrees neither underregulate nor overregulate?