There are specialists in too many areas to list, (certainly too many for any select group of bureaucrats to consider) as I have done above with those that I serve. Each person  brings his own talent created by a set of experiences unique to them as the proverbial snowflake. But the truth remains that each one could also fade with the heat of government intervention in his or her craft just as easily.

He talked about there being no turkey czar involved in assuring turkey shopping success. He talked about how there was no benevolent government hand involved in directing the massive coordination necessary in taking millions of fattened turkeys from the farms of America, slaughtering them, packaging them, freezing them, ordering them, transporting them, etc., just so I could fight over (and win, I might add) a wishbone.

There is no product on the market in America where similar unorchestrated orchestration must take place to make it available.  As soon as the government steps in to make things better or to harness the benefits of the production, it makes things worse and dampens the production.