Tag: system failure

System fails to protect migrants — asylum applications soar

Yet another case of SYSTEMIC DYSFUNCTION. If you walk into a branch of the Commonwealth Bank you will experience it. A system designed that does not fit everyone’s purpose if that purpose is to provide a good environment for humans to achieve their goals. Customers don’t, staff don’t only the shareholders and upper executives are rewarded with profit. The systems within which individuals operate are at fault and not fit for purpose.

In other words, DFAT takes all the glory for the PALM scheme – telling its ministers that everything is going swimmingly – while other agencies bear the costs. This is fundamentally poor administrative architecture.

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Texas Blackout of 2021 Was Primarily a Human Failure | Washington Monthly

by James Cargas February 20, 2021 Politics Texas Blackout, 2021 Carlos Mandez waits in line to fill his propane tanks Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021, in Houston. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)

New resilient and sustainable technologies are coming online, and regulatory and market changes can always stand to be tweaked. But the most immediate and impactful change must come from new energy leadership in Texas.

Texas Blackout of 2021 Was Primarily a Human Failure | Washington Monthly

Rising inequality and the two party system

The average income of the richest ten per cent of the population is about nine times that of the poorest ten per cent across the OECD, up from seven times, 25 years ago.In emerging economies, such as China and India, a sustained period of strong economic growth has not been evenly distributed and high levels of income inequality have risen further.Brazil is the only emerging economy to reduce inequality in recent years, but the gap between rich and poor is still about five times that of OECD countries.Inequality is now growing within some nation-states as overall wealth has risen and so now we see some of the world’s poorest communities in the richest nations.Australia, for example, is now home to some of the poorest communities in the world.

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According to Andrew Bolt this is proof of cultural reward