Writings by Randall

Institutions rarely collapse from the initial mistake alone. They unravel when leaders choose concealment over accountability. Like Watergate, power structures often prioritize reputation, hierarchy, and self-protection rather than truth and the individuals affected. The damage comes when organizations punish those with less power and shield those who control the environment. In the long run, it is not the wrongdoing that defines an institution, but how leadership responds once the truth surfaces.