Och:
[T]he
idea (or ideology) of perfect control over a system, which is supposed to
improve its performance, is inconsistent with respect to the law of
contradiction: it in fact lowers the performance level it claims to raise. The
inconsistency explains the weakness of state and socioeconomic bureaucracies:
the stifle the systems or subsystems they control and asphyxiate themselves in
the process ... The interest of such an explanation is that it has no need to
involve any form of legitimation outside the system itself (for example, the
freedom of human agents inciting them to rise up against excessive authority).
Even if we accept that society is a system, complete control over it, which
would necessitate an exact definition of its initial state, is impossible
because no such definition could ever be affected.1
Fotnot
1) Ibid:55-56.
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