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What if Spez's intention all along was to tear down the machine from the inside. Anyone who was on it 10+ years ago could see it had perhaps grown a little too big for it's britches.
Glass onion, mate. There's a human psychological blindness to see the rich as fundamentally competent and smart. To believe there are layers to it. But fundamentally, it's transparent. It's just incompetence.
I definitely subscribe to Hanlon's razor, as well as the idea that for every rich person who earned it there's a hundred, or a thousand, that were given it.
I was just being sarcastic though. I don't know anything about spez either. I just like to joke about everything.