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Despite the pervasive systemic issues discussed, McIntyre maintains a thread of optimism. He contends that the quest for total control does not come without internal contradictions, suggesting that the very methods used to uphold such a regime could lead to its eventual downfall. As the crisis of governance becomes more apparent, there is an emergent desire among political figures to dismantle the managerial structures encroaching upon personal liberties.