> ... the deliberate abdication of decision-making
However unpopular, I strongly disagree with this take. Looking at the world like this is not productive.
Assuming others are acting maliciously obfuscates what's actually going on (decades of misaligned incentives in the case of FSA) and it removes personal agency.
However unpopular, I strongly disagree with this take. Looking at the world like this is not productive.
Assuming others are acting maliciously obfuscates what's actually going on (decades of misaligned incentives in the case of FSA) and it removes personal agency.