Why does the word organ have two completely different meanings in English? In Dutch we have two different words for a musical instrument and a distinct part of the body. On the other hand, in Dutch we have the word "orgaan" for both the bodypart and an organisation that is supposed to have a given role in the functioning of government and other non-business groupings.
The acrosstic for organ claims obvious reality growing as needed, but government organisation are just too good at restraining the population, because they are there to make people follow certain laws and rules, and those regulations are built like a house of cards, always being added, never removed.
We need regulations that are built like the products of Elon Musk's companies: Elon's five rules start with first asking if a part can be deleted. If it can, do so. Second rule is that if you don't have to put at least ten percent of your removed parts back in, you have not removed enough. After that you optimize, and iterate the whole process until satisfied, and then (and only then) you automate!
