The Mega-Obelisk: A Monument to Red Tape and Bureaucratic Efficiency

History

The Mega-Obelisk was commissioned by the Council of Bureaucratic Overlords in 3056 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of their reign.

It took 37 years and 14 committees to complete, but the end result was worth it: a towering monument to the power and complexity of modern government.

Features

Featuring:

• 1,472 pages of regulations
• 427 forms to fill out in triplicate
• 3 separate elevators to take you to the correct level of management

Visiting Information

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: How long will it take me to fill out all the forms?
• A: At least 6 months, assuming you don't get lost in the bureaucracy.
• Q: Can I bring my lunch?
• A: Only if you bring 3 separate copies of your lunch, signed in triplicate, and approved by the relevant authorities.

Note: The Mega-Obelisk is a work of art, but not in the way that you think.

Take the tour of the Mega-Obelisk!

Visit the Obelisk Museum!

Take a crash course in Bureaucratic Theory 101!