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It's a religious impulse. It may not be literal religion, in the sense of believing "God says this is the right thing to do," but it is the same underlying ins
by NateEag 5y ago
It's a religious impulse.
It may not be literal religion, in the sense of believing "God says this is the right thing to do," but it is the same underlying instinct - "This is Right, and I must do all in my power to serve it."
Humans pick other people who agree with them for their teams, so after a while corporate cultures are almost guaranteed to become homogeneous.
Once they are, groupthink and lack of dissenting opinions means the company starts to explicitly support whatever causes fit its corporate culture.
That's what it looks like to me, anyway.
- 1_player 5y agoIt's a religious impulse for people, for companies is pure profit-driven marketing. They are into politics because people nowadays love politics. It is everywhere. People want to brand themselves and carry their political flag everywhere. So it sells.
- _0ffh 5y agoI don't think they love politics per se, but they love to hate the opposing tribe.