> because a bad result will eventually screw up someone's future Not if they isolate themselves enough from the outcome but I get what you're saying. The worl

> because a bad result will eventually screw up someone's future Not if they isolate themselves enough from the outcome but I get what you're saying. The world progresses despite these deeply flawed institutions (corporations or academia have these perverse incentive problems and all in all, they do create some value on average).