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by RcouF1uZ4gsC
909 days ago
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Not in every hierarchical organization. For example, a ship’s captain takes ultimate responsibility for any collision or sinking, whether or not they were actually steering the ship. There was a tradition of the captain being the last one to leave a sinking ship. Many cultures had a tradition of executing commanders that suffered defeat. I think our culture is an anomaly where blame does not flow uphill as well. |
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