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Open original source ↗Agreed.
There is a concerted effort by the bureaucratic class to paint success and experience as a sign of corruption.
Instead, it’s the exact opposite.
Success and experience in the free market only comes from repeatedly expressed and easily measured good judgement.
It’s the opposite of corruption and we should want as many people with good judgement like David Sacks to infiltrate and reform our bureaucracy.
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This may be the point: portray anyone with real-world experience as too conflicted to serve in government so only professional bureaucrats/activists/NGO-types (with the same views as NYT reporters) are eligible.
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