The bureaucracy isn’t designed to get things done, it’s designed to consume as much in scarce resources as it possibly can toward the ILLUSION of getting things done, to fuel and sustain the bureaucracy.
Understand this process would kill a real company in an instant. But instead billions are being set on fire to create a purposefully idiotic 13 step process that will do nothing to provide the country with better internet.
In other words, it’s made to consume our wealth just for the sake of consuming it.
Yeah. That was kind of the point. People left Europe for America because of the monarchy situation. It was the most efficient form of government: dictatorship. As the dictator speaks, law is created. How incredibly efficient.
That's why when the founders set up the U.S., they did so in ways that would necessarily slow things down. They didn't want efficient change. By lowering the efficiency or speed of the government, they were rate limiting change and forcing proposed changes to exist for longer within the Overton Window, subjecting them to prolonged and greater levels of scrutiny and debate.
That’s not related to a bloated, resource suffocating bureaucracy. The point was to prevent the govt from the cancerous and never ending consumption of the country’s wealth. The point was to have POLITICAL resistance and make consensus extremely difficult so a massive multi trillion dollar corrupt bureaucracy **never developed** in the first place.
This isn’t part of the plan, it’s a total failure of what the founders were trying to prevent.
Yeah, I wasn’t agreeing with what they talked about in the video, nor am I a fan of bureaucracy.
I do think that the pendulum has a tendency to overswing neutral though, and that makes my comment important in the big picture, especially in light of talks of time-locking the US SBR.
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I can’t remember which book it was, but it talked about how bureaucracy *has to* waste money to make the inflationary reality work. Wish I could think of the book.
plz find the title of this book
It was most likely The Creature From Jekyll Island… a classic. Surely you’ve read it.
i've read it twice in the past six years and without a doubt it's my favorite financial related truth revealing book.
Oh yea you have to keep re-reading it. It’s refreshing every time.
now I have to read it for a third time, ty my boy
Keep a lookout for the knowledge drop. It needs to waste money to work. The other mind blower I remember reading was that all currency is debt… mind breaking concept. If all debts were paid there would be no currency.
so your biggest take away from the book was the idea behind fractional reserve lending and thus the concept of modern day fiat currency being a debt based Ponzi scheme? I would hope that is everyone's biggest takeaway because it's the most revealing. Once you understand that the shit is all debt and it's all fake and it's backed by nothing but the trust of financial institutions you realize it's all bullshit.
It’s as if modern liberal bureaucracy enjoys being stuck in the mud. They talk about doing their best to free themselves, yet they pass regulatory policies and engage in countless foolish actions that only push them deeper into it.
Unreal. We’ve become the movie Brazil.
💯. A systems purpose is what it does.
The point of bureaucracy is more bureaucracy
