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Not disagreeing with the historic view, but oddly enough, when it comes to corporations we see collective pooling and central planning as totally normal (kind o
by RandomLensman 3y ago
Not disagreeing with the historic view, but oddly enough, when it comes to corporations we see collective pooling and central planning as totally normal (kind of the last bastion of communism).
- saiya-jin 3y agoI am not advocating for anarchy in any way, somebody has to steer the wheel of any big enough corporation, or company is bust within few very bad moves. The problem comes when power resides in hands which are incompetent (frequent communism issue, people get power for rectal speology and not proven hard skills). Or even worse they are competent, but incentives are completely misaligned - ceos having tens of millions as yearly base salary, golden parachutes regardless of fubar they create, then they look for additional means of their own profit, regardless of harm to company. Those highly functioning sociopaths would grok say government-mandated jail terms for really bad stuff (TM) very quickly if it would be on the table, but its not and everybody up there knows it.