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Law of Consequential Knowledge

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First published at 06:51 UTC on May 5th, 2022.

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Today it seems that there are experts for every facet of life. How useful is the knowledge of an expert? How far can you extrapolate the usefulness of expert knowledge? The answer is limited and not far. The limitation of expertise can be demonstrated with a simple pencil. The amount of cumulative knowledge is required to provide you with a cheap pencil is misunderstood and underestimated. Not one person has the knowledge of the entire value creation process. As a result not one person or any small group of people can anticipate the outcomes of blanket decisions for an entire population. As a result Central control and top down decisions by unelected committees are by far the most dangerous and worst way of governing society.

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