I do think you're right that at a certain size a company should be able to efficiently employ humans to solve human problems within a system. In practice, this

I do think you're right that at a certain size a company should be able to efficiently employ humans to solve human problems within a system. In practice, this turns out nightmarish. I think that's where governmental institutions can play a role in setting expectations for people interacting with large companies, especially ones that provide critical infrastructure (which admittedly, is a growing amount). We can't just declare them all public utilities, so in a way I think this sort of problem demonstrates a need for evolution in the way we govern people and corporations.