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It's because of dilution of responsibility, each individual didn't do anything wrong, but take all together it adds up to wrongdoing. It's not usually nefariou
by ars 1y ago
It's because of dilution of responsibility, each individual didn't do anything wrong, but take all together it adds up to wrongdoing.
It's not usually nefarious, it's usually a result of imperfect information - each individual works off of the information they have which leads them to wrong actions as a whole, but correct actions individually.
- xiphias2 1y ago,,It's because of dilution of responsibility, each individual didn't do anything wrong'' In that case it would be true, but it would be hard for me to think that nobody told the leader of Boeing (who should have known it himself as the leader of the biggest airplane company) that putting an engine over the wing is both stupid and dangerous and unstable.