You can do the work, but what is it worth if the competition is a very generous campaign donation in exchange for keeping the status quo
I think that GPs point still stands if you replace homeowners with the sort of organization that own en-masse the sort of empty lots that would lose out.
> Is it possible to have a civilization that works well, with institutions that work well, if the population is poorly educated? Yes, for some definition of "works well" but the population has to be tightly controlled.…
People hate the verbose syntax. It doesn't bother me, but I've been surprised how common that is described amongst people that don't care for Pascal. Personally, in that family of languages I prefer Ada, but I gave up…
You can do the work, but what is it worth if the competition is a very generous campaign donation in exchange for keeping the status quo
I think that GPs point still stands if you replace homeowners with the sort of organization that own en-masse the sort of empty lots that would lose out.
> Is it possible to have a civilization that works well, with institutions that work well, if the population is poorly educated? Yes, for some definition of "works well" but the population has to be tightly controlled.…
People hate the verbose syntax. It doesn't bother me, but I've been surprised how common that is described amongst people that don't care for Pascal. Personally, in that family of languages I prefer Ada, but I gave up…