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There is no evidence that hierarchical decision making works better for complex organizations. It's possibly true, but there's no evidence it is. I guess the
by AndyNemmity 2y ago
There is no evidence that hierarchical decision making works better for complex organizations.
It's possibly true, but there's no evidence it is.
I guess the question also depends on what is "better". Certainly it's better for those with authority, but it's very difficult to compare that with another structure.
- arrosenberg 2y ago> It's possibly true, but there's no evidence it is. I mean, which leftist revolutions lead to a radically egalitarian society instead of an authoritarian? If there is one, I'd love to read about it. "Better" as in, more likely to prevail in real terms. You can obviously go too far with that and paralyze yourself within a hierarchy, but some is better than none.
- AndyNemmity 2y ago>I mean, which leftist revolutions lead to a radically egalitarian society The one referenced in the article. Although it was brief before it was crushed. Would have been interesting to see how it developed. Since it didn't, we have no evidence it wouldn't have. While it was active, it was a marvel of human effort.
- arrosenberg 2y ago> Although it was brief before it was crushed. Thus my point...