>Can you manage a tech company without understanding technology? Definately. Most managers pride themselves in that they can manage anything. The usual bad res

>Can you manage a tech company without understanding technology? Definately. Most managers pride themselves in that they can manage anything. The usual bad results, when that happens in an non-production company, are not mentioned. >How come we're not innovating more on the structure of those companies? Inovating on human nature, usually results in delusions and hatred on other humans, resulting in murderous cults and political movements. But dont you worry, funny experiments happen all three generations, and then never again. Leviathancybernetics is complicated, and the resulting, highly innovation producing constructs would be described by most people here as a pit of missery. And lets not forget, funny games with human nature are also highly dependent on a constant economic surplus. We do not behave rational when times get tough. (Although we constant claim to be). Humanity is no plane- humanity is a supertanker, with a very huge turn circle and lots of fragile components. Whoever wants to manipulate this- good luck.