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The democracy and transparency achieved by the founders of current institutions has been subverted by the natural concentration of power that evolves under competition, leaving hierarchies ossified and likely too brittle to adopt processes derived from radically different information technologies.
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The hierarchies have ossified. They are likely too brittle now, to adopt processes that come from such radically different in- formation technologies. Changes are likely to be seen as a threat to power and re- sisted.
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failuresupport: arguedfailure: institutional ossificationfamily: recentralization-driftsystemic-riskinstitutional-design
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