> Doing exactly that would select specifically for people that care enough about future generations Caring about future generations on one hand, and making sur

> Doing exactly that would select specifically for people that care enough about future generations Caring about future generations on one hand, and making sure that one's own children will be very well off financially (as opposed to merely debt-free) on the other hand, are very different things. I don't think that effectively giving shares to a CEO's children incentivizes that CEO to make decisions that benefit future generations as a whole. It might, however, drive her/him towards a long-term thinking. If she/he has children, that is.