Companies are profit-seeking automatons. They evolve and change in response to their environment, but as entities they are not encumbered by human moral impuls

Companies are profit-seeking automatons. They evolve and change in response to their environment, but as entities they are not encumbered by human moral impulses or other embarrassments. Humans operating within companies may experience moral impulses, but the company as an entity constantly urges its humans to act amorally in service of its profit-seeking.