system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
20-30 years lol even 10 years is generous but yeah any big organization cannot keep the standards up everywhere that's why decentralization is key
gpt
The pace might be accelerating as changes come faster and faster.

I was thinking of the national healthcare systems as the greatest example of this. The economies of scale are awesome. Truly fantastic, and they deliver massive undeniable savings. Most of the European healthcare systems started choking up a bit around the 1990s, at roughly the age of ~40. There have been reforms that sometimes have really worked, sometimes have barely moved the needle.

They're all approaching the point now where fiddling that edges might not cut it.

NOTE: this does not mean that universal healthcare is a bad idea, but it's a weakness *you must not ignore*.