> you're buying into the current dogma and repeating it.

Maybe, had I bought something.

I did not buy my corporate structure. I built it.

It sounds like you're saying all cars have four wheels because everyone is buying into the current dogma and repeating it.

I'm saying, if you're building a car from scratch, there is a high likelihood you'll arrive at four wheels.

As a matter of engineering, certain structures are common for their physical and functional nature. The more specific the parameters of behavior, the more specific the implementation.

I'd argue that what you did is even worse of a crime then. You didn't buy into it, you sold it. Still selling it, unwilling to try other things, not very visionary in my opinion.

Also, not all cars have four wheels, not all cars are gasoline powered, mechanic evolution is quite infantile whereas static business operations are not.

I would argue that also the industrial business ops are still infantile as well.

Just more sales.

Even worse of a crime? Could you be more hyperbolic?

unabst did try "other things". Did you read the thread?

Yes, otherwise I wouldn't have responded.