And it is worth pointing out there is _some_ value to that. It gives a chance for implicit assumptions about how things work to be exposed, and allows the consc

And it is worth pointing out there is _some_ value to that. It gives a chance for implicit assumptions about how things work to be exposed, and allows the conscious choice on if to keep them. Now whether McKinsey is actually delivering on that idea, or just exposing the implicit assumptions of "don't be an asshole and don't do things that are harmful to everybody else" and encouraging dropping them, is a problem.