> Of course, this kind of problem in institutions with similar scale (like governments) is mitigated by democracies, but corporations will never adopt something

> Of course, this kind of problem in institutions with similar scale (like governments) is mitigated by democracies, but corporations will never adopt something like this, it's anti-ethical to their values. What? No. Even democracies have a single head of government. The choice of that head may be distributed, but the identity of that person is not, and yes, they almost invariably have hiccups when power transitions happen. Corporations are representative democracies, where the representatives are the board, and the voters the shareholders, although of course, you have to buy the ability to vote which changes the dynamics.