Patches and Stitches: Temporary Fixes for Social Problems

This chapter explores the concept of positive actions as temporary fixes for social problems, comparing them to patches or stitches that heal the social fabric. It delves into the challenges of this form of rule without checks and balances, and discusses the role of inquisitors and the importance of trust. The chapter also touches on King Louis and his commitment to ruling for the good of the people, as well as the critique of Christendom's managerial approach in politics.