In other words, you believe in top-down management: that a single person with limited knowledge from a single, tainted source can consistently make better decisions than a large number of people with unlimited access to multiple sources, many of which are hostile.
Now you're back to managers making decisions, not finding them. And It's not that everyone <em>must know</em> everything; it's that everyone <em>can know</em> everything.
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In other words, you believe in top-down management: that a single person with limited knowledge from a single, tainted source can consistently make better decisions than a large number of people with unlimited access to multiple sources, many of which are hostile.
Now you're back to managers making decisions, not finding them. And It's not that everyone <em>must know</em> everything; it's that everyone <em>can know</em> everything.