In this recent entry, Eliezer discussed what might be called the "pork-barrel paradox" in politics, that even when there is public support for reducing the size of government, the political constituency for individual programs can be strong enough to keep them all going. He also points out that the occupations represented in Congress don’t match the country at large, and maybe don’t match what we really need. (To briefly
Some structural biases of the political system
Some structural biases of the political…
Some structural biases of the political system
In this recent entry, Eliezer discussed what might be called the "pork-barrel paradox" in politics, that even when there is public support for reducing the size of government, the political constituency for individual programs can be strong enough to keep them all going. He also points out that the occupations represented in Congress don’t match the country at large, and maybe don’t match what we really need. (To briefly
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