> I’ve yet to see any rational or coherent defense of why these (or any) companies should function like democracies. My experience is that the more someone ram

> I’ve yet to see any rational or coherent defense of why these (or any) companies should function like democracies. My experience is that the more someone rambles about "being the only rational one", the more oblivious they actually are. People want companies to function like democracies, because they feel it's better for the world, or better for them, or both. The capital don't have to listen to them of course, and the people can then organize and try to enact change in a different way - like voting for particular regulations or something similar. Since you seem to value "rationality" and power, maybe you should think about how big collectives of people have power, and whether it wouldn't make sense to make some concessions, because otherwise things might get out of control and people like you might end up in a gulag or something.