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12 days agoI think they’re analogous to people who would stand and watch a stoning, then congratulate themselves on not having thrown any rocks themselves.
I think they’re analogous to people who would stand and watch a stoning, then congratulate themselves on not having thrown any rocks themselves.
I think this is only partly about the need to keep the value of commercial real estate inflated.
I think there’s a more fundamental psychological motivation.
The illusion that the C-suite actually contributes value sufficient to arguably justify their obscene salaries depends in large part on them sitting in offices at the top of a building full of workers.
If the building is not full of workers, that threatens the illusion.