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| + | |Social Services, EPA, legislative constraints on business practice...etc etc etc ad nauseum. Every government agency and then some. Who is it exactly has the problem with authority? Perhaps, the 'patriots' that whine when the Taxman comes to ask for money for their country? | ||
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| Right but not correct |
| Social Services, EPA, legislative constraints on business practice...etc etc etc ad nauseum. Every government agency and then some. Who is it exactly has the problem with authority? Perhaps, the 'patriots' that whine when the Taxman comes to ask for money for their country? |
| Uniformity |
| The suit. No other item of clothing has remained static and unchanged for over a century. Every other century, even during the middle ages, saw changes in clothing at varying paces. The suit is a symptom not only of groupthink (WP) in the business sector, but stagnation. |
 "We cannot expect that all nations will adopt like systems, for conformity is the jailer of freedom and the enemy of growth." - John F. Kennedy File:Mao and Chiang1945.jpg "let a hundred schools of thought contend." - Mao Tse Dong |
| The Mao suit (WP), widely ridiculed in the West as a symbol of conformity, was actually based on the Western business suit, albeit a suit for all the people. |
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