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Withhold thy assignations.<br> | Withhold thy assignations.<br> | ||
:—{{otto}}, {{dsh}} | :—{{otto}}, {{dsh}} | ||
}}The epic judicial processes of 2024 have been Tom Hayes appeal against [[LIBOR rigging]], about which we have had much to say elsewhere, and the [[Post Office Horizon IT scandal]]. | }} | ||
{{br|The Unaccountability Machine: Why Big Systems Make Terrible Decisions - and How The World Lost Its Mind}} — {{author|Dan Davies}}, 2024. | |||
The epic judicial processes of 2024 have been Tom Hayes appeal against [[LIBOR rigging]], about which we have had much to say elsewhere, and the [[Post Office Horizon IT scandal]]. | |||
Much of the engineering of corporate administration — you hardly need a doctorate in operations research to know there’s a lot of it — is there specifically to prevent [[bad apple]]s — or [[stupid apple]]s — subverting the system to ends for which it was not intended. | Much of the engineering of corporate administration — you hardly need a doctorate in operations research to know there’s a lot of it — is there specifically to prevent [[bad apple]]s — or [[stupid apple]]s — subverting the system to ends for which it was not intended. | ||