concept: crowding out but for everything
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Cc: mutual aid orgs and the rise of nanny-state welfare programs
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gestures wildly in all directions
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Wait you're saying my bureau can keep getting more budget and more power if I can just just once convince a body to arrogate a little bit of the relevant mission to us? Sign me up to self-perpetuate in perpetuity!
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Implicit to Tocqueville discussing the rise of Democracy in Europe.
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Sometimes it's good and sometimes it's bad. A lot of those "rich social processes" were horrible and abusive.
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It's also surprisingly good at convincing successive generations that but for government, that thing could not and would not be done.
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would you say this is any different than commoditization? s/business/government i.e. many entities/orgs can crowd out
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This is super true, although it's really important to note that those "rich social processes" are frequently partially bad, if not almost fully rotten (they can include e.g. previous governments). So there are actual tradeoffs
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