Reform latterly means to reshape and a revolution is a dramatic change to reshape.
We tend to focus on all those part that are not working well trying to improve them and looking at our few company dominated markets most are demanding splits and enforcing cartel laws, this way also punishing success over abusive behaviour.
In the pharma industry majors get tax reductions on block buster meds, if they invest in rare disease medication development that have little profit margins having few sick people.
More competition can be also achieved by supporting the small rising, by creating easy and simplified rules from registration to tax declaration for tiny companies setting clear lines when they are considered big players.
It means to support technologies like P2P that also can be abused for e.g. copy right theft called software piracy one side, but on the other side can be bases for a tiny company to avoid expensive server farms, hardware or storage, by focusing on those that abuse instead of the actual technology that is hardly used by major players using main frame and cluster central computing to have the advantage of full control.
The U.S. voting system trusts a middle man to vote Washington which is a form of sharing power and control deeply routed in the very design of the system and this very thought can be adopted to create competition forcing the big players that rely on direct control of their users, their users data, if it is accepted that based on the design some abusive behaviour cannot be stopped by the tiny firm. Like your vote man might change mind...
P2P is just one example and I assume that in the building sector major one stop shops are in advantage over independent project managers that would hire local heroes, also they themselves use sub contractors and every and all grocery stores or little family owned markets have the same tax measuring tape than the major chain supermarket next door.
If you have more build a bigger table no bigger fence, but today you gotta do both or hide the size of your table...
#WeNeedChange to the better for the good.
