The Four Pillars of Public Administration

Government includes the development, implementation and management of policies to achieve established goals that are beneficial to the public. Since the administration involves making decisions affecting the use of public goods, there are often problems of how to use public goods to maximize public interests. The National Association has identified the four pillars of administration, economy, efficiency, effectiveness, and social equity.

Last week, I talked about the four pillars needed to build society, namely finance, communication, production, and law. In order to be decentralized, it is necessary to divert all four pillars and it is necessary to build a reliable, decentralized reputation and identity system to maintain smooth operation. It is important to regard this pillar as a part of the integrated system if it makes some meaningful progress on true decentralization. For example, it is not difficult to imagine that the transportation system is completely filled with fully automated driving vehicles, regardless of whether this is a good idea or not. Complexity occurs during the confusion and autonomous vehicles must safely coexist with people controlled by cars. Established systems do not disappear overnight, and the initial transition period is usually the most unstable

We need to decentralize the four pillars of society under people's control. Food, clothing, building materials, services should not be restricted or managed. Knowledge on how to produce these products should be in the public domain and should provide low cost tools and solutions for people who want to produce them. We do not intend to abolish any form of citizen state. For prosperous and civilized communities, these are still necessary - at least for a while. However, we are no longer governed or governed by super regional organizations and their central government. We are the first effort in the history of human beings, from government to quasi-private banking cartels, and finance movement to people.