Quote by Jay Chiat

How big can we get before we get bad?

How big can we get before we get bad?

Summary

This quote examines the concept of growth and its potential consequences. It suggests that as individuals or organizations become larger or more successful, there is a risk of moral or ethical degradation. The quote raises the question of whether there is a threshold beyond which growth becomes detrimental or corrupting. It invites us to consider the possible negative effects of constant expansion and warns against the potential loosening of moral boundaries and values as we strive for bigger achievements.

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