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I read the article in full. I love his disclaimers at the end, it avoids people using this for their own confirmation bias. It seems there must always be a bal
by NicolasGorden 6y ago
I read the article in full. I love his disclaimers at the end, it avoids people using this for their own confirmation bias.
It seems there must always be a balanced tension between those that cooperate and those that pressure against cancerous cooperation within any system.
I think as the world becomes more complex and interconnect, as people become more specialized and interdependent, there's a trend that is skewing our reward system toward cooperation to the detriment of the balance needed between the two forces.
I think this is happening at multiple social levels including the business level, but it's most visible in academia since academia lacks a clear success metric.