How have we as a society accepted policymakers that will probably not live to see the consequences of their policies
Another China win:
The age limit for a minister-level appointment is retirement at age 65, and a person older than 58 will not be viewed as an eligible candidate. Department directors have an age limit of 60. A vice premier must be under 68 when appointed and must retire by 72.
Laws are not immutable, they can change to adapt to technological advancements. Currently, we’re still at the mercy of declining mental faculties with age.
How have we as a society accepted policymakers that will probably not live to see the consequences of their policies
Another China win:
Didn’t they just remove limits so that Xi can serve as leader for the rest of his life?
This doesn’t contradict the statement above. Also Mitch McConnell isn’t president, is he?
With the likely changes coming in biotech, this seems very short-sighted.
Laws are not immutable, they can change to adapt to technological advancements. Currently, we’re still at the mercy of declining mental faculties with age.