So we know that Dunbar's number is really, REALLY important when it comes to human interaction. But nearly everything in the near past has to do with flouting

So we know that Dunbar's number is really, REALLY important when it comes to human interaction. But nearly everything in the near past has to do with flouting it, creating huge institutions which absolutely, positively make Dunbar's number look like a joke. Perhaps that is why there's a lot of trust eroding in the big institutions. When size >> Dunbar's number people have the anonymity they need to start doing less great things and get away with it.