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 {{a|myth|}}Art-accounting rock band from the early part of the millennium. Famous for their fantastical, sprawling, three-hour-long improvised chutzpah solos (the band’s album cut, ''Pension Deficit'' performed on [[tiny violin]], became a cult success), captured in their live triple album, performed on ice-skates {{br|More Mills & Boone Than Shakespeare But It Will Get Us There}}.
-[[Financialisation]]
-James C. Scott’s observation that a top-down organisation can only operate by what it sees, which necessarily misses nuance.
-Robert Michels’ iron law of oligopoly, that at scale all organisations concentrate “power” and become top down
-Peter Principle that we rise to our own level of incompetence so will be dispostionally bad at the hard parts of our job.
-The informal and formal lines of information in any organisation
-Basic narcissism plus dunning Kruger required to want to be a chief executive officer or politician - those who want the job enough to get it
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 *[[Finance fiction]]
+*[[Financialisation]]