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It's inherent in hierarchical command structures, especially with advancement (and therefore politics). From a game theory perspective, groups are incentivized
by ethbr0 6y ago
It's inherent in hierarchical command structures, especially with advancement (and therefore politics).
From a game theory perspective, groups are incentivized to advertise (and hopefully popularize) their positions.
Individuals are then incentivized to align and advertise their allegiance with either popular or up-and-coming positions.
The end result... exactly what we see.
(And it's not like this isn't present in tech via cargo cultism either)