#Principle

The principle of sufficient reason is the master key of causality, demanding explanations for every existence and flinging open infinite doors of inquiry. It proclaims any result without a cause a fake, luring the inquisitive into a bottomless well of regress. Not only philosophers but also office warriors wield it to launch endless justification marathons. Under the banner of absolute logic, it forcefully twists accident and absurdity into arguments, a boisterous feast of enforced truth.

The subsidiarity principle is a magical incantation that claims to trim central government waste while heaping both responsibility and empty promises onto local officials. Local governments are granted the illusion of freedom, yet handed no budget or authority and left bewildered. It sounds noble but is in essence the posture of "I delegated, so it's not my problem." Supposedly filling administrative gaps, it in fact perfects the art of collective neglect.