Sometimes the way that good things get done is bad, and we'd be better served by fixing the bad way than continuing to reinforce the duct tape over a broken underlying process.
Yes, that means things seem to go backwards in the short term, but creating better underlying processes (e.g. Congress being forced by voters to do its job, passing a federal US privacy law) removes impediments to really proceeding forward.
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Hear hear.
Sometimes the way that good things get done is bad, and we'd be better served by fixing the bad way than continuing to reinforce the duct tape over a broken underlying process.
Yes, that means things seem to go backwards in the short term, but creating better underlying processes (e.g. Congress being forced by voters to do its job, passing a federal US privacy law) removes impediments to really proceeding forward.