That Intel board article was great. It named names, responsibilities, some degree of culpability. There are org charts and paper trails for these corporations.

That Intel board article was great. It named names, responsibilities, some degree of culpability. There are org charts and paper trails for these corporations. Corporations aren't mechanical automatons. They are made of people that make decisions. Unfortunately, they are rich and influential people. Between statute of limitations, limited liability corporations, fall guys, unlimited resourced lawyers, and a fundamentally corrupt judiciary when it comes to corporations, there's no justice for the legal immortal invincible personhoods that are corporations. It is nuts that physical reality is subordinate to the law and even worse, the selective enforcement thereof, but that is the nature of this peculiar filter. What will probably kill humanity? Bureaucracy. Thanks, that's my TED talk.