Really, LTS ... I wonder what some of those people who start up companies think about the intelligence of bureaucrats who pester them with all kinds of forms to fill out ...

I know an illiterate man who formed a company that provided employment to a crew of men for several years, in a community in which employment was badly needed. This entrepreneur was eventually hauled into court and fined because of his problems completing paperwork for the government. This experience persuaded him that he was indeed too "too stupid to own a company", so he dissolved his and went to work for someone else. So you can gain some satisfaction from knowing that some people come to realize they are too stupid to be autonomous and self-reliant and responsible, and learn to submit themselves to someone else's authority, and become good little workers ... kind of like government bureaucrats ...