/297/ Bungazão 2022 (Clean & Godly) ft. Benjamin Fogel
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The End of History - Is There a Corruption Trap?
Anti-corruption seems to be far more destructive, I guess, a force. Or at least something is an accelerant of turbulence. If you have scarcity and there's just fewer funds coming in, it becomes ever more a fight over a fight over fixed pot. And that makes the corruption traps less easy to use as a form of buying consensus. But it also means that the weapon of anti-corruption might be wielded ever more frequently because if someone is getting a larger share of this fixed pot than you are, then why is that well, it's corruption? It's actually reminded me of something you were saying over drinks the other day. Half-chulkingly development is holy war
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