This seems like a very weird way to either a) avoid the current trend of forced artefact handbacks and Just Stop Oil attacks, or (and being Berlin, this is much more likely) b) to do handbacks by stealth, and then to "Surprise" the public in fourteen years that there is nothing left when it reopens. - Kotaku In Action 2

This seems like a very weird way to either a) avoid the current trend of forced artefact handbacks and Just Stop Oil attacks, or (and being Berlin, this is much more likely) b) to do handbacks by stealth, and then to "Surprise" the public in fourteen years that there is nothing left when it reopens. (archive.is)

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– yeldarb1983 1 point 190 days ago +1 / -0

good point, but let me share a bit of advice from my time working both for Wal-mart and a major cabinet making conglomerate; Never, ever underestimate a bureaucracy's ability to do things in as inefficient a way as possible, lmao.

...and don't ask me where this is coming from, because I haven't teased the info out of the back of my brainpan, but there's some snippet rattling around back there that makes me think the German people are about as naturally bureaucratic a race as exists on the planet.. I almost want to say they're pathologically against thinking for themselves or innovating... I'm probably wrong about this, but the thought wont go away.

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