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The difference between people/organizations/institutions that never make you do obviously stupid things for obviously stupid reasons & those that occasionally do — even rarely — is immense
I think this is *actually* why strong independent thinkers typically have an innate distaste for authority — it's not they can't tolerate hierarchy, it's that hierarchy enforced via appeals to authority just screams "I will be made to do pointless things."https://mobile.twitter.com/webdevmason/status/1147582701639106560 …
This feels true, what are some good examples?
Teachers, schools, friend groups, jobs. When you are essentially *never* asked to do anything pointless, or at least given the freedom to stop without penalty when you discover your task is pointless, respect is feasible. Without respect, authority is required to maintain order
Prime example of the latter: every government department I've ever had the dubious pleasure of interacting with. If I could find a medium-sized to large-sized company that seemed to be the former, I would immediately buy their stock.
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