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> I don't think the need to exploit opportunities is exclusive to major corporations we are not talking about small, medium or large corporations. we are talki

> I don't think the need to exploit opportunities is exclusive to major corporations we are not talking about small, medium or large corporations. we are talking about two entities that effectively control the entire fabric of digital society and the economy. and from which there is increasingly no opt-out. there was never so much concentration. never. > Their leadership is driven to exploit the tools at their reach to meet their goals Corporate management gets approved their remuneration from shareholders. If they don't deliver they get the boot.

rewmie 3y ago
> we are not talking about small, medium or large corporations. Doesn't matter. The point is that there is no threshold in a company's revenue where they start to exploit all tools and opportunities at their reach. Large corporations aren't any more inherently evil than your local gas pump or convenience store. > Corporate management gets approved their remuneration from shareholders. If they don't deliver they get the boot. That's not what happens in real life. There is far more to the CEO-Board-shareholders relationship than simplistic "they can give him the boot" take.