In about 1 out of 200 babies, even in those that area breastfed, however, there is significant danger of hemorrhage. If the pain that the individual newborn feels from a shot with a needle were up for consideration under the technocratic model, then the decision as to whether or not to inflict that pain on a newborn would be made on an individual basis according to specific need. But instead, the medical response to the danger of hemorrhage, as to the danger of blindness from VD, has been to standardize the Vitamin K injection for all newborns. From then on, standardization creates impersonality, in the sense that the organization relies more on methods and techniques than on individuals. We thus have all the marks of a technique.
Organization is thus a technique.
This message seems a fair and accurate reflection of the realities of technocratic life.