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HughBeaumont

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1. Therein lies the problem -
Fri Aug 31, 2012, 12:49 PM
Aug 2012

Just because anybody CAN become the next _______ doesn't mean everybody WILL or even SHOULD. If everyone was exemplary (as Thomas Friedman thinks we're all required to be), no one would be. If life were run by a stack-ranking system where every year, the bottom 10% performers are purged, it'd be counterproductive and a complete drain on resources. If corporations operated as they did for multiple purposes in the 1950s, and not for a SOLE purpose as they do now, things wouldn't be so vastly inequitable and unimproved as they are now.

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