The deep problem with the system was a kind of moral inertia. So long as it served the narrow self-interests… — Michael Lewis
The deep problem with the system was a kind of moral inertia. So long as it served the narrow self-interests of everyone inside it, no one on the inside would ever seek to change it, no matter how corrupt or sinister it became
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