[bko]

Check out the next paragraph in my link:

> Promoting antifragility doesn’t mean that government institutions should avoid intervention altogether. In fact, a key problem with overzealous intervention is that, by depleting resources, it often results in a failure to intervene in more urgent situations, like natural disasters. So in complex systems, we should limit government (and other) interventions to important matters: The state should be there for emergency-room surgery, not nanny-style maintenance and overmedication of the patient—and it should get better at the former.

[j16sdiz]

Limiting government intervention is (relatively) easy.

Limiting private fund or corporate doing funny stuffs is hard. Some of them is as large as a State.