That sounds like something a Trumper would say to justify the crass and uncivilized behavior of Trump, Miller, etc.
It's something that someone who studies politics and the history of humanity would say.
Political scientist James C. Scott explains in "Against the Grain" that early civilization wasn't an upgrade. It forced humans to settle down. This led to heavier taxes, malnutrition, and crowds that spread deadly diseases.
Some think of early civilization like a big zoo. The "zookeepers" (ancient rulers) kept people in one place to easily collect their "food" (grain taxes/tributes).
Some think it was a trap in that farmers worked harder than hunter-gatherers. They ate a boring diet. They were also shorter and sicker.
Civilization increased sickness and disease as thousands of people and animals crowded together created perfect conditions for plagues.
Foraging and mobile tribes had healthier, freer lives. They often fought hard to stay away from the government's control.
As anthropologist Claude Lvi-Strauss noted, many tools of early civilization were used to control people rather than help them.
Some historians, like Yuval Noah Harari, argue that the "Agricultural Revolution" was history's biggest mistake.
That's not to say there were not benefits.
But no worries. We got this! Because now we have no choice. There is no going back.
You can do better than pretending a massive, multi-national corp doesn't use mostly digital records to begin with.
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Maybe you cannot read well? First the FDA had to track it to Taco Bell before they could use Taco Bell's digital records. Obviously.
Without it (FSMA), investigators were left MANUALLY analyzing paper records to track ingredients across multiple states.
So maybe you and commie spyboy can explain why it took three months to figure it out if the Trumpy modified FDA is working so well?