Share this postBert’s NewsletterThe Pitfalls of Central PlanningCopy linkFacebookEmailNotesMoreThe Pitfalls of Central PlanningMore control is what they desire along with more money. How much control and money is enough? Bad thing is that no amount of either is ever enough with these controllers. Bert PowersFeb 24, 20235Share this postBert’s NewsletterThe Pitfalls of Central PlanningCopy linkFacebookEmailNotesMore22Sharehttps://www.thinkspot.com/discourse/lguRnq/post/numapepi/the-immorality-of-central-planning/dQtPaNK
Got the the chicken part then the system cut me off wanting me to sign in.
Consider the chickens are the smarter life forms corralling us humans into caring for them. Hahahaha!
As a millionaire businessman replied to my question: "when is enough, enough?" - he said: "it is never enough". Sort of tells the story, Bert.
BTW - central planning has always failed as history shows - like all complex adaptive systems, like piles of sand, there is always a tipping point (a phase transition) and collapse into a less complex system: https://austrianpeter.substack.com/p/back-to-basics-complex-systems-can?sd=pf