[mistrial9]

management systematically replaced people like that as a) expensive b) rivals in power. The idea to build replaceable-parts operations by workers, instead of University skill level super-admins, was by design and implemented with plenty of capital behind it.

[applied_heat]

This is what any business does and what you would do with your own growing business that you one day will no longer own too. You need defined roles with responsibilities and required skills that you can hire people to fill as people come and go in their own lives. Sucks to be a cog but cogs we are

[mistrial9]

> what any business does

absolute statements are by definition False, since "any" business that does otherwise, even one, disproves the statement.

no need to invoke concepts of stability, social contract or law; maybe just add some ref to obsequiousness for lit value here

[applied_heat]

Thank you for the assistance, “a mature” business would have been more accurate than “any”