>> Institutions protect insiders because every insider must mask their self-interest and the general failure of the institution. Insiders protect other insiders

>> Institutions protect insiders because every insider must mask their self-interest and the general failure of the institution. Insiders protect other insiders lest transparency reveal the insiders' skims and scams and the failure of the institution to fulfill its purpose That is exactly what I thought was going on. Most big companies definitely give off that vibe and the longer you work there, the more you get promoted, the more dirt you uncover, the more you get paid, and the least value you create... What are the odds that the author of this article came to the exact same (very specific) conclusion as I did? Clearly it's a matter of time before this is going to blow wide open.