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<li>Thinking in units of <a href="/en/business">business</a> (<a href="/en/(juridical)%20person">(juridical) person</a>) is in some cases [excessive abstraction
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<li>In <a href="/en/Management%20in%20Ordinary%20Times">Management in Ordinary Times</a>, decision-making is being delegated to smaller teams rather than companies.
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<li>The <a href="/en/financial%20capital">financial capital</a> is owned by a corporation, but the <a href="/en/knowledge%20capital">knowledge capital</a> is owned by an individual.
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<li>Corporations do not own individuals.
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<li>In an era when lifetime employment and seniority were trusted, practically owned</li>
<li>But individuals no longer trust it.</li>
<li>The opposite of credit creation happened.</li>
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<h2>I was listening to <a href="/en/BMOT20190411">BMOT20190411</a> and thought</h2>
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Companies are over-abstracting.

I was listening to BMOT20190411 and thought