It's bullshit all the way up. The nature of business necessitates info asymmetry, means you'll never find an honest group 1 individual (or a popular group 2), t

It's bullshit all the way up. The nature of business necessitates info asymmetry, means you'll never find an honest group 1 individual (or a popular group 2), they're always angling, hyping, or associating with symbols as they trained themselves to. The closest there is to a philosopher businessman is probably Seneca, but maybe he was just a moralising game theorist ahead of his time like Taleb (who claims Sextus Empiricus laid it all out bare in terms of risk/belief).