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The book does address the incongruity between the level of self-control required to rise to a high level of power and the shocking lack of self-control and fore
by Travis 15y ago
The book does address the incongruity between the level of self-control required to rise to a high level of power and the shocking lack of self-control and forethought of a Spitzer type person.
It doesn't tackle corruption per se, but does address politicians and power. (although IMO, it wasn't the strongest section in the book)