That pamphlet is wild. It reads as really paranoid, but I totally agree with it. It seems like Delphi isn't at all resilient to being run by bad intentioned peo

That pamphlet is wild. It reads as really paranoid, but I totally agree with it. It seems like Delphi isn't at all resilient to being run by bad intentioned people. This make it terrible for something like setting public policy. It doesn't make it worthless, though. If you had a 20 person company where ownership was legitimately interested in getting the best answer to the problem, maybe this is an efficient way of doing that.