>>81657530
So your response to me addressing the fact that businessmen aren't using the vast majority of their power to intentionally destroy those bellow them is to tell me that there is a correlation between psychopathy and power? I didn't need to be reminded. I would rather examine what they do with their money which is easier to keep track of than their thoughts given I was just talking with anon about why the world is a bad place.

>>81657546
I think 'these people' are very intelligent actually to be able to keep track of large sums of money distributed in so many ways, but it really depends what your place is in the company, how involved you are, whether you'll notice corruption or see it as severe. You may be approving an automation shortcut that puts consumers at risk, or someone can be delegated to that who you just told to meet a deadline. You may be friends with people who work for the news trying to get your faulty product advertised, or someone can be delegated to that. You may back a politician to make laws that favor you, on matters that are not immediately worrying to you, because you don't know you inadvertently cut funding to a program an impoverished city needed, by getting the guy elected.

It is much more complicated than power bad.