Speaking of brain dead, you really have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. These two organizations are not comparable. Tesla is a manufacturing company that produces a product. That product is made by its employees. The IRS does not produce a product. Its employees bring in very little of the revenue. This shows how little you know about our tax system. We have what is known as a voluntary compliance system. The revenues are sent in by the taxpayers who are complying with their obligations. The employees at the IRS have little to do with this. They are processors. They have nothing to do with the estimated tax payments I mail in each quarter other than to deposit the money and record it. And they sometimes do a lousy job at that.
In 2012 there were 90,250 IRS employees. The IRS brought in $2.5 T. In 2022 they had 79,070 employees and brought in $4.9 T. So we are bringing in more money with less employees. Using your logic we should fire 11,000 employees and we would bring in $7.4 T. But that's not how it works. There is no relationship between the number of employees and the amount of revenues collected.