lol… it did not even occur to me. I don’t have a straight answer for you because I don’t ordinarily consider bifurcating the problem along a public/private line.
It’s such a blurry line, like in this case where you have public funding for private schools, or in other cases where you have private corporations that produce only for the public government; or tax-funded incentives to private products or private payment networks replacing government currency.
Instead, I usually consider the size of the political system or corporation in question with a heuristic of “smaller is better”, and bias towards presuming enmeshment: like the whole system is one gigantic oppressive blob and the public/private labels are just superficial colorations.
I guess if I had any suggestion, it would be to somehow excise schooling from the blob, and find the smallest size where it works, and use the ones that work well as templates to repair or replace those that fail.
lol… it did not even occur to me. I don’t have a straight answer for you because I don’t ordinarily consider bifurcating the problem along a public/private line.
It’s such a blurry line, like in this case where you have public funding for private schools, or in other cases where you have private corporations that produce only for the public government; or tax-funded incentives to private products or private payment networks replacing government currency.
Instead, I usually consider the size of the political system or corporation in question with a heuristic of “smaller is better”, and bias towards presuming enmeshment: like the whole system is one gigantic oppressive blob and the public/private labels are just superficial colorations.
I guess if I had any suggestion, it would be to somehow excise schooling from the blob, and find the smallest size where it works, and use the ones that work well as templates to repair or replace those that fail.