That's helpful. But there are compositions that aren't immediately obvious. Is Durov/Zuckerberg the
government? Or the governed? Both? Dave's invocation of Chevron is appropriate, here. In one
perspective, leaving Durov/Zuck to make their own decisions based on their scoped power/expertise
is p
Large organizations like the EPA or national labs have many people competing
for status and will take advantage of an opportunity to displace a colleague
that breaks with policy or advises an action that is contrary to the best
research. It certainly isn't immune from corruption, but the corru
There's no system of governance that hasn't been corrupted. They're all the
worst forms of governance ever invented, except for the alternative of
dealing with a group of self-selected fellow citizens under no system of
governance whatsoever.
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There's no system of governance that hasn't been corrupted. They're
all the worst forms of governance ever invented, except for the
alternative of dealing with a group of self-selected fellow citizens
under no system of governance whatsoever.
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And being a fan of James Scott (The A
