Praise corrupts the decision maker, so decisions should not be made by the praised. But we need praise and approval, we need to be valued. The effect of praise is greater when it comes from those in a higher position, or from one's peers, and above all from one's trusted loved ones. So important decisions are best made impartially, from a slight remove and at a slight elevation, by someone disinterested. This same conclusion, of course, is reached by many other pats.
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