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The Time Tax
The citizen, stripped of initiative, becomes an operator of forms — a node in a bureaucratic exoskeleton that stretches from classroom to capital market.
Chor Pharn • Human Surplus and Its Leftovers - By Chor Pharn
The most insidious feature of kludgeocracy is the hidden, indirect, and frequently corrupt distribution of its costs. Those costs can be put into three categories — costs borne by individual citizens, costs borne by the government that must implement the complex policies, and costs to the character of our democracy.The price paid by ordinary... See more
Steven M. Teles • Kludgeocracy in America
This is what I mean by “bureaucratic technologies”: administrative imperatives have become not the means, but the end of technological development.