[desertsolitaire]

That we are losing the ability to create and maintain complex systems such as infrastructure in our societies?

[T.B. Yoits]

That we are losing the ability to create and maintain complex systems such as infrastructure in our societies?

Exactly.

It turns out the Unbound Prometheus is bound after all.

The Unbound Prometheus: Technological Change and Industrial Development in Western Europe from 1750 to the Present

https://www.amazon.com/Unbound-Prometheus-Technological-Industrial-Development/dp/052153402X/ref=sr_1_1?crid=8HV6IKWPLA8C&keywords=unbound+prometheus&qid=1704891228&sprefix=unbound+prome%2Caps%2C87&sr=8-1

"the book discusses the economic boom that has occurred since the industrial revolution began and argues that only through continued industrialization can the world sustain itself economically in the coming years."

[Drew68]

That we are losing the ability to create and maintain complex systems such as infrastructure in our societies?

Complex systems are not compatible with DEI. Nor are they compatible with companies ruled by Human Resources that have purged the workplace of all the anti-social geniuses who brought great ideas and took risks even if they made their female coworkers feel uncomfortable.

These men are gone.

[Reeses]

That we are losing the ability to create and maintain complex systems such as infrastructure in our societies?

Because they are cheaper, and most importantly, vote Demonrat, diversity hires are being mandated, under threat of Demonrat government attack. Most of these third-string hires never had the ability to create or maintain complex systems, which goes doubly for recent FAA hires. DEI makes people DIE.