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The problem with corporation isn't the "greed," becuase that aspect is unsolvable. It's that their current structure exists to exploit everything possible to benefit a very small number of people and they all act in cohort without coordination. A virtuous corporation cannot exist.
I'm going to keep calling this greed.
Call it Capitalism. It's a systemic issue, not a lack of individual morals.