Dysfunction

The Tangled Web: Exploring the Complexity of Societal Dysfunction and the Forces Behind It

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Virginia Beach, Virginia – Humanity is facing a growing societal disorder and dysfunction, stemming from a complex web of interdependent social, economic, political, and environmental processes. These processes, governed by the laws of science and forces of nature, contribute to the challenges faced by societies in their efforts to maintain stability. Limited human cognitive capabilities and flawed values hinder the creation of progressive and efficient functional systems necessary for socio-economic stability. The continuous demand for wealth, energy, raw materials, and labor resources further exacerbates these challenges. As societies evolve, their functional systems become more intricate, … Read more

Congressional Dysfunction: House Republicans Take Center Stage in the Most Unproductive Session in 50 Years

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Washington D.C. – The 2023 session of the U.S. Congress proved to be one of the least productive in at least 50 years, according to reports. With fewer than 30 bills passed and signed into law by President Biden, the session fell far short of previous years when Republicans held majorities in one or both chambers of Congress and Democrats occupied the White House. Many of the bills enacted in 2023 were considered non-substantive, such as naming Veterans Affairs clinics and creating a commemorative coin for the Marine Corps’ 250th anniversary. One of the main … Read more

Congress Fails to Deliver: Only 27 Laws Passed Despite 724 Votes, Video Reveals Dysfunction in the House

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Washington, DC – The dysfunction within the House of Representatives has become apparent through startling figures recently released. With 724 votes cast, only 27 laws have been enacted. This clear disparity raises concerns about the effectiveness and productivity of the legislative body. The low number of laws enacted despite the large number of votes highlights the gridlock and inefficiencies within the House. While some attribute this to partisan conflicts and political posturing, others argue that it reflects deeper structural issues. Regardless, it undermines the ability of Congress to carry out its primary duty of creating … Read more