We have an agency called The National Technical Information
Service. LOL.
“In years past, the NTIS operated as a
single-stop clearinghouse for making U.S. government research and information
available to the public. Unfortunately for the agency and its 102 bureaucrats, who on average earn over $88,835
per year, about 95% of the information it provides can be easily found for free on the
Internet using modern search engines like Google.”
IMO, just another symptom of a government that is too
large. Not to be overly dramatic, but
recognize the fact that it takes a large government to do something appalling –
like Auschwitz, for example. Read and
remember this line: “It takes a government to do an Auschwitz.” (https://fee.org/articles/it-takes-a-government-to-do-an-auschwitz/.)
At this website - https://www.whitehouse.gov/reorganizing-the-executive-branch
- you can nominate government agencies that need to be eliminated. I nominate all of them.
Financial literacy is so important – for children, students,
young adults, middle-aged adults, people approaching retirement, for all of us
to help us be financially independent and less reliant on the state. This is awesome.
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