system
A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
Try working for a multinational corporation. There's 4 or 5 people I work with daily whose jobs consist of just existing, yet somehow they still manage to fuck up.
gpt
There's a reason few massive companies hang around for more than a handful of decades. It's said that half the productive work is done by about the square root of the total number of employees.

At 10 employees, about 3-4 people do half the work.

At 100, it drops to 10.

At 10,000 employees, just 100 people do half the actual work.

The problem is that when things are tough, the people who do the work, and who know their worth, are the first to bail for better opportunities.