Bill Oesterle: ‘We are going to have to innovate ourselves’

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2 thoughts on “Bill Oesterle: ‘We are going to have to innovate ourselves’

  1. Government is not the solution. Government at all levels has a terrible track record for everything except winning world wars. They waste resources. There is corruption. They divide. They are like gang members. One on one they can be charming, charismatic individuals. Put them together and we must all watch our backs. To use a current buzzword … government is not “sustainable”, especially as human and capital resources become more limited and precious. There is no “fat” to waste these days. Indiana is fortunate to have Bill Oesterle working to help decision makers understand reality.

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